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            <title><![CDATA[Dialogues For One: Single-User Content Creation Using Immersive Record and Replay]]></title>
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            <subject>virtual reality</subject>
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<p>The Unity project contains the record and replay tool that we used for creating the single-user and multi-user recordings. The record and replay tool is integrated into Ubiq, a Unity networking library for research, teaching, and development (Apache License Version 2.0).</p>
<p>For creating the dialogues dataset, we recruited two female non-professional actors who recorded 20 short dialogues together and separately in VR on a Quest 2 and an Oculus Rift using the record and replay tool. The 20 dialogues were taken from Amazon's Commonsense-Dialogues dataset (License CC BY-NC 4.0).</p>
<p>We provide the raw data that we used for the VR study and the videos we used in the Web study.</p>]]></description>
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