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Towards a lightweight adaptative multicomponential affective recognition system
Navarro García, Andrés
Gil Iranzo, Rosa María; Universitat de Lleida. Escola Politècnica Superior
As part of the Affective Computing research field, the development of automatic affective recognition systems can enhance human-computer interactions by allowing the creation of interfaces that react to the user's emotional state. To that end, this Master Thesis brings affect recognition to nowadays most used human computer interface, mobile devices, by developing a facial expression recognition system able to perform detection under the difficult conditions of viewing angle and illumination that entails the interaction with a mobile device. Moreover, this Master Thesis proposes to combine emotional features detected from expression with contextual information of the current situation, to infer a complex and extensive emotional state of the user. Thus, a cognitive computational model of emotion is defined that provides a multicomponential affective state of the user through the integration of the detected emotional features into appraisal processes. In order to account for individual differences in the emotional experience, these processes can be adapted to the culture and personality of the user.
-Emociones
-Reconocimiento
-Affective computing
-Facial expression recognition
-Computational model of emotion
-Interacció home-ordinador
-Emocions i cognició
-Emocions -- Simulació per ordinador
-Reconeixement facial (Informàtica)
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