Antonio Camurri
ABSTRACT
This keynote introduces recent research on the automated analysis of non-verbal expressive gesture and of expressive social interaction in groups of users, for applications in novel multimodal interfaces and emerging User-Centric Media.
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Index Terms
- Automated analysis of non-verbal affective and social behaviour
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