From Signals to Emotions: Applying Emotion Models to HM Affective Interactions

“I Know That You Know How I Feel”: Behavioral and Physiological Signals Demonstrate Emotional Attunement While Interacting with a Computer Simulating Emotional Intelligence

“…Second, concerning emotion nonverbal behavior, we adopted a micro-analysis of behavioral units in multiple expressive systems (i.e., face, gaze, posture, and voice; Ciceri and Balzarotti 2008). Considering the multiplicity of emotional signals that characterize human spontaneous interactions, we expected that a wide range of nonverbal signals used to express blended emotional responses-e.g., frustration, boredom, amusement, etc.would be extremely relevant, whereas stereotyped patterns and prototypical full-face expression of few basic emotions would appear less often within our dataset (Kaiser and Wehrle 2001).…”

Identification of Human Response to Virtual 3D Face Stimuli

“…Several of them concentrates on stress evaluation and training when using virtual environments for military purposes and curing post-traumatic stress disorder [15]. Other focuse on neuro-marketing [11], [12], adaptive virtual mediator services [14], social networks [22], and learning applications [1], [4].…”