“Synesthetic recipes: foraging for food with the family, in taste-space” by Liu, Hockenberry and Selker
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- Synesthetic recipes: foraging for food with the family, in taste-space
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This paper presents a new answer to one very old question, “What’s for dinner?” Synesthetic Recipes is a graphical interface that allows a person to brainstorm dinner recipe ideas by describing how they imagine the recipe should taste (e.g. “hearty, mushy, moist, aromatic”); to keep mindful of the tastebuds of family members, on-screen avatars anticipating their reactions to recipes enrich the brainstorm with just-in-time family’s feedback.
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1. Singh P., Barry B., Liu H. 2004. Teaching Machines about Everyday Life. BT Technology Journal 22(4), 227–240. Kluwer.
2. Taylor I. C. et al. 1999. Providing animated characters with designated personality profiles. Embodied Conversational Characters, 87–92.
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