ABSTRACT
This paper targets the automatic detection of individual performances in group tasks by means of short sequences, "thin slices", of nonverbal behavior. We designed our task as a classification one. We also investigated the relevance of social context in our task and the effectiveness of our feature selection.
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- Automatic prediction of individual performance from "thin slices" of social behavior
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