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....to interact among them and with their environment. These techniques take into account the human capabilities to interact with the technology in order to model the man machine interaction. This interaction must be multimodal because it is the most natural manner to interact with computers. Raisamo [17] gives a intuitive approach defining a multimodal user interface when a system accepts many di#erent inputs that are combined in a meaningful way . Thus, in a multimodal system the user interacts with several modalities like voice, gestures, sight, etc. So, multimodal interaction models the study ....
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Raisamo, R., Multimodal Human-Computer Interaction: a constructive and empirical study, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Tampere, Tampere(1999).
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