Animações através de programação por demonstração

Programming by demonstration (PBD) is a technique for teaching the computer new behavior by demonstrating actions on concrete examples. This technique is intensely applied in systems for the creation of animated simulation, in order to make their interface more intuitive. This work proposes three improvements for animated simulation tools based on programming by demonstration: first person perspective for rules, use of inheritance and rules with negative conditions. The improvements suggested are implemented in a new system developed by the authors. The new system is compared with the most important similar tools, showing the benefits provided by the techniques proposed.

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