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A User Model of Psycho-physiological Measure of Emotion

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The interpretation of physiological signals in terms of emotion requires an appropriate mapping between physiological features and emotion representations. We present a user model associating psychological and physiological representation of emotion in order to bring findings from the psychophysiology domain into User-Modeling computational techniques. We discuss results based on an experiment we performed based on bio-sensors to get physiological measure of emotion, involving 40 subjects.

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Cristina Conati Kathleen McCoy Georgios Paliouras

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Villon, O., Lisetti, C. (2007). A User Model of Psycho-physiological Measure of Emotion. In: Conati, C., McCoy, K., Paliouras, G. (eds) User Modeling 2007. UM 2007. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(), vol 4511. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73078-1_37

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