Multimodal dialogue systems exploit one of the major characteristics of humanhuman interaction: the coordinated use of different modalities. Allowing all of the modalities to refer to and depend upon each other is a key to the richness of multimodal communication. We introduce the notion of symmetric multimodality for dialogue systems in which all input modes (e.g., speech, gesture, facial expr...

Multimodal travel behaviour, also termed multimodality, refers to as the phenomenon of an individual using more than one mode transport in a given period. Studies indicate that encouraging multimodality may provide solution induce modal shifts towards sustainable transport. In this research, we investigate distribution mode-specific attitudes and attitude-mode use incompatibilities across clust...

We introduce the notion of symmetric multimodality for dialogue systems in which all input modes (eg. speech, gesture, facial expression) are also available for output, and vice versa. A dialogue system with symmetric multimodality must not only understand and represent the user's multimodal input, but also its own multimodal output. We present the SmartKom system, that provides full symmetric ...

We extend an information metric from intermodality (2-image) registration to multimodality (multiple-image) registration so that we can simultaneously register multiple images of different modalities. And we also provide the normalized version of the extensible information metric, which has better performance in high noise situations. Compared to mutual information which can even become negativ...

BACKGROUND Stroke, including subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The mortality rate of poor-grade SAH ranges from 34% to 52%. In an attempt to improve SAH outcomes, clinical research on multimodality monitoring has been performed, as has basic science research on inflammation and neuroregeneration (which can occur due to injury-induc...

Background & Objective: Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is a common skin cancer arising from the basal layer of the epidermis and its appendages. They are locally invasive, aggressive, and destructive of skin and the surrounding structures. β-Catenin is a multifunctional protein located to the intracellular side of the cytoplasmic membrane coded by the CTNNB1 gene, which maps to chr...