Eugénio Oliveira

Eugénio Oliveira

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43Years (1984-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 November 2009
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PCPaula Carvalho
Paula Carvalho
LSLuís Sarmento
Luís Sarmento
MSMário J. Silva
Mário J. Silva
EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira
International audienceWe investigate the accuracy of a set of surface patterns in identifying ironic sentences in comments submitted by users to an on-line newspaper. The initial focus is on identifying irony in sentences containing positive predicates since these sentences are more exposed to irony, making their true po-larity harder to recognize. We show that it is possible to find ironic sentences with relatively high precision (from 45% to 85%) by exploring certain oral or gestural clues in user comments, such as emoticons, onomatopoeic expressions for laughter, heavy punctuation marks, quotation marks and positive interjections. We also demonstrate that clues based on deeper linguistic information are relatively inefficient in capturing irony in user-generated content, which points to the need for exploring additional types of oral clues

1 April 1999 in Robotics and Autonomous Systems
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EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira
KFKlaus Fischer
Klaus Fischer
OSOlga Stepankova
Olga Stepankova

4 July 2001 in Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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Luis Paulo ReisLuis Paulo Reis
Luis Paulo Reis
Nuno LauNuno Lau
Nuno Lau
EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira
In this paper we are proposing an approach for coordinating a team of homogeneous agents based on a flexible common Team Strategy as well as on the concepts of Situation Based Strategic Positioning and Dynamic Positioning and Role Exchange. We also introduce an Agent Architecture including a specific high-level decision module capable of implementing this strategy. Our proposal is based on the formalization of what is a team strategy for competing with an opponent team having opposite goals. A team strategy is composed of a set of agent types and a set of tactics, which are also composed of several formations. Formations are used for different situations and assign each agent a default spatial positioning and an agent type (defining its behaviour at several levels). Agent’s reactivity is also introduced for appropriate response to the dynamics of the current situation. However, in our approach this is done in a way that preserves team coherence instead of permitting uncoordinated agent behaviour. We have applied, with success, this coordination approach to the RoboSoccer simulated domain. The FC Portugal team, developed using this approach won the RoboCup2000 (simulation league) European and World championships scoring a total of 180 goals and conceding none.

1 January 2011
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RSRui Sousa-Silva
Rui Sousa-Silva
GLGustavo Laboreiro
Gustavo Laboreiro
LSLuís Sarmento
Luís Sarmento
TGTim Grant
Tim Grant
EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira
BMBelinda Maia
Belinda Maia

17 December 2015 in Journal on Multimodal User Interfaces
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PNPedro A. Nogueira
Pedro A. Nogueira
VTVasco Torres
Vasco Torres
RRRui Rodrigues
Rui Rodrigues
EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira
LNLennart Nacke
Lennart Nacke

1 March 2006 in Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
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AMAndreia Malucelli
Andreia Malucelli
DPDaniel Palzer
Daniel Palzer
EOEugénio Oliveira
Eugénio Oliveira