3rd international workshop on affective interaction in natural environments (AFFINE)
Authors: 
Ginevra Castellano, 
Kostas Karpouzis, Jean-Claude Martin, Louis-Philippe Morency, 
Christopher Peters, Laurel D. RiekAuthors Info & Claims
Ginevra Castellano, Kostas Karpouzis, Jean-Claude Martin, Louis-Philippe Morency, Christopher Peters, Laurel D. RiekAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 1759 - 1760
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The 3rd International Workshop on Affective Interaction in Natural Environments, AFFINE, follows a number of successful AFFINE workshops and events commencing in 2008.A key aim of AFFINE is the identification and investigation of significant open issues in real-time, affect-aware applications 'in the wild' and especially in embodied interaction, for example, with robots or virtual agents. AFFINE seeks to bring together researchers working on the real-time interpretation of user behaviour with those who are concerned with social robot and virtual agent interaction frameworks.
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October 2010
1836 pages
ISBN:9781605589336
DOI:10.1145/1873951
- General Chairs:
- Alberto del Bimbo,
- Shih-Fu Chang,
- Program Chair:
- Arnold Smeulders
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Published: 25 October 2010
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