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| Author(s) | Badler, Norman I. and Webber, Bonnie L. and Becket, Welton and Geib, Christopher and Moore, Michael and Pelachaud, Catherine and Reich, Barray D. and Stone, Matthew | 
| Title | « Planning for Animation » | 
| In | Computer Animation | 
| Editor(s) | Thalmann, D. and Magnanat-Thalmann, N. | 
| Year | 1995 | 
| Publisher | Prentice Hall Inc. | 
| Address | New-York, USA | 
| Abstract | 
| In this paper, we argue that an effective way of doing this is through the integration of a rich collection of interacting techniques, organized in a principled, structured representation. These techniques include planners and parallel transition networks (Section 3.2) to aid in overall task control, and goal-based sensing, response, and (as necessary) physicsbased, kinematic or inverse kinematic behaviors to achieve environmentally-appropriate movements | 
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