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Rasa Zalakeviciute1 \*, Adrian Buenaño1,2 , David Sannino3 and Yves Rybarczyk1,4

\*Address all correspondence to: rasa.zalake@gmail.com

1 Universidad de Las Americas, FICA, Intelligent & Interactive Systems Lab (SI<sup>2</sup> Lab), Quito, Ecuador

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4 Universidade Nova de Lisboa, DEE/UNINOVA/CTS, Monte de Caparica, Portugal
