论文信息 - Landmarks in Navigation Instructions for a Virtual Environment

Landmarks in Navigation Instructions for a Virtual Environment

This paper describes a system which automatically generates instructions to guide a user through a virtual environment. The directions use landmarks to indicate important points along the route. The system participated in the NLG research challenge on “Giving Directions in Virtual Environment” and the results from that challenge are discussed.

Kristina Striegnitz | Filip Majda

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