Chanel, 2009 - Google Patents
Emotion assessment for affective computing based on brain and peripheral signalsChanel, 2009
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- Chanel G
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- University of Geneva
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Résumé Les Interfaces Homme-Machine actuelles manquent «d'intelligence émotionnelle»: elles ne sont pas capables d'identifier les émotions humaines et de prendre cette information en compte pour choisir les actions à exécuter. Le but de l'informatique affective …
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