Cognitive modulation of appraisal variables in the emotion process of autonomous agents

Castellanos, Sergio; Rodríguez, Luis-Felipe; Pérez, Joaquín

doi:10.1109/icci-cc.2017.8109737

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“…These factors have a direct consequence when evaluating an event, biasing the appraisal processes and consequently influencing emotions or mood. Some current proposals, such as the one presented in [5], use personality and mood to influence emotion selection in the appraisal process. However, in this model, the intensity of emotion is not contemplated.…”

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A fuzzy appraisal model for affective agents adapted to cultural environments using the pleasure and arousal dimensions

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“…Personality is usually used to create behaviors in multi-agent systems [6,46]. For example, in [5], the authors propose that personality and mood have an e ect on the appraisal variables and thus on the elicited emotions. This model proposes that personality a ects the ranges of the fuzzy appraisal variables.…”

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A fuzzy appraisal model for affective agents adapted to cultural environments using the pleasure and arousal dimensions

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“…These factors have a direct consequence when evaluating an event, biasing the appraisal processes and consequently influencing emotions or mood. Some current proposals, such as the one presented in [38], use personality and mood to influence emotion selection in the appraisal process. However, in this model, the intensity of emotion is not 4.2.…”

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“…Personality is usually used to create behaviors in multi-agent systems [39,215]. For example, in [38], the authors propose that personality and mood have an effect on the appraisal variables and thus on the elicited emotions. This model proposes that personality affects the ranges of the fuzzy appraisal variables.…”

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A computational model of emotion assessment influenced by cognition in autonomous agents

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Cognitive modulation of appraisal variables in the emotion process of autonomous agents

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

A fuzzy appraisal model for affective agents adapted to cultural environments using the pleasure and arousal dimensions

A fuzzy appraisal model for affective agents adapted to cultural environments using the pleasure and arousal dimensions

A BDI Empathic Agent Model Based on a Multidimensional Cross-Cultural Emotion Representation

A computational model of emotion assessment influenced by cognition in autonomous agents

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