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7th ACII 2017: San Antonio, TX, USA
- Seventh International Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction, ACII 2017, San Antonio, TX, USA, October 23-26, 2017. IEEE Computer Society 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-0563-9
- Svati Dhamija, Terrance E. Boult:
Automated mood-aware engagement prediction. 1-8 - Wasif Khan, Jesse Hoey:
How different identities affect cooperation. 9-14 - Torsten Wörtwein, Stefan Scherer:
What really matters - An information gain analysis of questions and reactions in automated PTSD screenings. 15-20 - Iulia Lefter, Catholijn M. Jonker, Stephanie Klein Tuente, Wim Veling
, Stefan Bogaerts
NAA: A multimodal database of negative affect and aggression. 21-27 - Leimin Tian
Recognizing induced emotions of movie audiences: Are induced and perceived emotions the same? 28-35 - Daniel Gábana Arellano, Laurissa N. Tokarchuk, Emily Hannon, Hatice Gunes:
Effects of valence and arousal on working memory performance in virtual reality gaming. 36-41 - Shiro Kumano, Ryo Ishii, Kazuhiro Otsuka:
Computational model of idiosyncratic perception of others' emotions. 42-49 - Shiro Kumano, Ryo Ishii, Kazuhiro Otsuka:
Comparing empathy perceived by interlocutors in multiparty conversation and external observers. 50-57 - Yuyu Xu, Pedro Sequeira, Stacy Marsella:
Towards modeling agent negotiators by analyzing human negotiation behavior. 58-64 - Bowen Cheng, Zhangyang Wang, Zhaobin Zhang, Zhu Li, Ding Liu
Robust emotion recognition from low quality and low bit rate video: A deep learning approach. 65-70 - Kara M. Smith, James R. Williamson, Thomas F. Quatieri:
Vocal markers of motor, cognitive, and depressive symptoms in Parkinson's disease. 71-78 - Nurul Lubis, Michael Heck, Sakriani Sakti, Koichiro Yoshino, Satoshi Nakamura:
Processing negative emotions through social communication: Multimodal database construction and analysis. 79-85 - Hesam Sagha, Jun Deng, Björn W. Schuller
The effect of personality trait, age, and gender on the performance of automatic speech valence recognition. 86-91 - Guillaume Chanel
Multiple users' emotion recognition: Improving performance by joint modeling of affective reactions. 92-97 - Daniel McDuff:
Smiling from adolescence to old age: A large observational study. 98-104 - Adam C. Lammert, James R. Williamson, Austin R. Hess, Tejash Patel, Thomas F. Quatieri, HuiJun Liao, Alexander P. Lin, Kristin J. Heaton
Noninvasive estimation of cognitive status in mild traumatic brain injury using speech production and facial expression. 105-110 - Tadas Baltrusaitis, Liandong Li, Louis-Philippe Morency:
Local-global ranking for facial expression intensity estimation. 111-118 - Maneesh Bilalpur, Seyed Mostafa Kia
Discovering gender differences in facial emotion recognition via implicit behavioral cues. 119-124 - Daniela Girardi, Filippo Lanubile, Nicole Novielli:
Emotion detection using noninvasive low cost sensors. 125-130 - Hui Sophie Wang, Stacy Marsella:
Assessing personality through objective behavioral sensing. 131-137 - Michael Tsang, Vadim Korolik, Stefan Scherer, Maja J. Mataric:
Comparing models for gesture recognition of children's bullying behaviors. 138-145 - Surjya Ghosh
Evaluating effectiveness of smartphone typing as an indicator of user emotion. 146-151 - Javier Hernandez, Craig Ferguson
Stress measurement from tongue color imaging. 152-157 - Philip L. Lopes, Georgios N. Yannakakis
RankTrace: Relative and unbounded affect annotation. 158-163 - Ilia Shumailov, Hatice Gunes:
Computational analysis of valence and arousal in virtual reality gaming using lower arm electromyograms. 164-169 - Taylan K. Sen, Mohammad Rafayet Ali, Mohammed Ehsan Hoque, Ronald M. Epstein, Paul Duberstein
Modeling doctor-patient communication with affective text analysis. 170-177 - Wenbo Liu, Tianyan Zhou, Chenghao Zhang, Xiaobing Zou, Ming Li:
Response to name: A dataset and a multimodal machine learning framework towards autism study. 178-183 - Nicholas V. Mudrick, Michelle Taub, Roger Azevedo, Jonathan P. Rowe, James C. Lester:
Toward affect-sensitive virtual human tutors: The influence of facial expressions on learning and emotion. 184-189 - Efthymios Tzinis, Alexandros Potamianos:
Segment-based speech emotion recognition using recurrent neural networks. 190-195 - Jianyu Fan, Miles Thorogood, Philippe Pasquier
Emo-soundscapes: A dataset for soundscape emotion recognition. 196-201 - Natasha Jaques, Sara Taylor
Multimodal autoencoder: A deep learning approach to filling in missing sensor data and enabling better mood prediction. 202-208 - Behnaz Nojavanasghari, Charles E. Hughes
Hand2Face: Automatic synthesis and recognition of hand over face occlusions. 209-215 - Zakia Hammal, Wen-Sheng Chu, Jeffrey F. Cohn, Carrie Heike
Automatic action unit detection in infants using convolutional neural network. 216-221 - Jun Wang, Michael Xuelin Huang, Grace Ngai
Are you stressed? Your eyes and the mouse can tell. 222-228 - Catherine Neubauer, Sharon Mozgai, Brandon Chuang, Joshua Woolley, Stefan Scherer:
Manual and automatic measures confirm - Intranasal oxytocin increases facial expressivity. 229-235 - Zhaojun Yang, Boqing Gong, Shrikanth S. Narayanan:
Weighted geodesic flow kernel for interpersonal mutual influence modeling and emotion recognition in dyadic interactions. 236-241 - Yu Ding, Lei Shi
Perceptual enhancement of emotional mocap head motion: An experimental study. 242-247 - Georgios N. Yannakakis
The ordinal nature of emotions. 248-255 - Xiao Sun, Man Lv, Changqin Quan
Improved facial expression recognition method based on ROI deep convolutional neutral network. 256-261 - Panikos Heracleous, Keiji Yasuda, Fumiaki Sugaya, Akio Yoneyama, Masayuki Hashimoto:
Speech emotion recognition in noisy and reverberant environments. 262-266 - Theodora Chaspari, Adela C. Timmons
Exploring sparse representation measures of physiological synchrony for romantic couples. 267-272 - Yongjae Yoo
Emotional responses of vibrotactile-thermal stimuli: Effects of constant-temperature thermal stimuli. 273-278 - Shazia Afzal, Bikram Sengupta, Munira Syed, Nitesh V. Chawla
The ABC of MOOCs: Affect and its inter-play with behavior and cognition. 279-284 - Ashwaq Al-Hargan
Affect recognition in an interactive gaming environment using eye tracking. 285-291 - Huang-Cheng Chou
NNIME: The NTHU-NTUA Chinese interactive multimodal emotion corpus. 292-298 - Iulia Lefter, Catholijn M. Jonker:
Aggression recognition using overlapping speech. 299-304 - Harald Strömfelt, Yue Zhang, Björn W. Schuller
Emotion-augmented machine learning: Overview of an emerging domain. 305-312 - Fu-Sheng Tsai, Yi-Ming Weng, Chip-Jin Ng, Chi-Chun Lee
Embedding stacked bottleneck vocal features in a LSTM architecture for automatic pain level classification during emergency triage. 313-318 - Jinkun Chen, Cong Liu, Ming Li:
Automatic emotional spoken language text corpus construction from written dialogs in fictions. 319-324 - Asma Ghandeharioun, Szymon Fedor
Objective assessment of depressive symptoms with machine learning and wearable sensors data. 325-332 - Elizabeth Camilleri, Georgios N. Yannakakis
Towards general models of player affect. 333-339 - Shahin Amiriparian
CAST a database: Rapid targeted large-scale big data acquisition via small-world modelling of social media platforms. 340-345 - Akane Sano, Paul Johns, Mary Czerwinski:
Designing opportune stress intervention delivery timing using multi-modal data. 346-353 - David Antonio Gómez Jáuregui
Toward automatic detection of acute stress: Relevant nonverbal behaviors and impact of personality traits. 354-361 - Chaolan Lin, Travis Faas, Erin Brady:
Exploring affection-oriented virtual pet game design strategies in VR attachment, motivations and expectations of users of pet games. 362-369 - Yuqian Zhou, Bertram Emil Shi
Photorealistic facial expression synthesis by the conditional difference adversarial autoencoder. 370-376 - Chun-Min Chang, Bo-Hao Su, Shih-Chen Lin, Jeng-Lin Li, Chi-Chun Lee
A bootstrapped multi-view weighted Kernel fusion framework for cross-corpus integration of multimodal emotion recognition. 377-382 - Jaebok Kim, Khiet P. Truong, Gwenn Englebienne, Vanessa Evers:
Learning spectro-temporal features with 3D CNNs for speech emotion recognition. 383-388 - Daniel Baumann, Marwa Mahmoud, Peter Robinson, Eduardo Dias, Lee Skrypchuk:
Multimodal classification of driver glance. 389-394 - Asem M. Ali
Facial action units detection under pose variations using deep regions learning. 395-400 - Philipp Werner, Sebastian Handrich, Ayoub Al-Hamadi:
Facial action unit intensity estimation and feature relevance visualization with random regression forests. 401-406 - Minha Lee
Exploring moral conflicts in speech: Multidisciplinary analysis of affect and stress. 407-414 - Weixuan Chen, Ognjen (Oggi) Rudovic, Rosalind W. Picard:
GIFGIF+: Collecting emotional animated GIFs with clustered multi-task learning. 410-417 - Reza Lotfian, Carlos Busso
Formulating emotion perception as a probabilistic model with application to categorical emotion classification. 415-420 - Helma Torkamaan, Jürgen Ziegler:
A taxonomy of mood research and its applications in computer science. 421-426 - Giota Stratou, Job Van Der Schalk, Rens Hoegen, Jonathan Gratch:
Refactoring facial expressions: An automatic analysis of natural occurring facial expressions in iterative social dilemma. 427-433 - Srinivas Parthasarathy, Carlos Busso
Predicting speaker recognition reliability by considering emotional content. 434-439 - Xin Lu, Reginald B. Adams Jr., Jia Li, Michelle G. Newman
An investigation into three visual characteristics of complex scenes that evoke human emotion. 440-447 - Codruta Gîrlea, Roxana Girju:
Decoding the perception of sincerity in written dialogues. 448-455 - Youngjun Cho, Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze
DeepBreath: Deep learning of breathing patterns for automatic stress recognition using low-cost thermal imaging in unconstrained settings. 456-463 - Gary McKeown
Comparing virtual reality with computer monitors as rating environments for affective dimensions in social interactions. 464-469 - Brandon M. Booth
Toward active and unobtrusive engagement assessment of distance learners. 470-476 - Vicki Liu, Carmen Banea, Rada Mihalcea:
Grounded emotions. 477-483 - Le Yang, Dongmei Jiang, Wenjing Han, Hichem Sahli:
DCNN and DNN based multi-modal depression recognition. 484-489 - Alexandria Katarina Vail, Tadas Baltrusaitis, Luciana Pennant, Elizabeth S. Liebson, Justin T. Baker, Louis-Philippe Morency:
Visual attention in schizophrenia: Eye contact and gaze aversion during clinical interactions. 490-497 - Aamir Mustafa, Shalini Bhatia, Munawar Hayat
Heart rate estimation from facial videos for depression analysis. 498-503 - Lei Chen, Ru Zhao, Chee Wee Leong, Blair Lehman, Gary Feng, Mohammed (Ehsan) Hoque:
Automated video interview judgment on a large-sized corpus collected online. 504-509 - Kalani Wataraka Gamage, Vidhyasaharan Sethu
Modeling variable length phoneme sequences - A step towards linguistic information for speech emotion recognition in wider world. 518-523 - Wei Huang, R. Benjamin Knapp:
An exploratory study of population differences based on massive database of physiological responses to music. 524-530 - Giota Stratou, Rens Hoegen, Gale M. Lucas, Jonathan Gratch:
Investigating gender differences in temporal dynamics during an iterated social dilemma: An automatic analysis using networks. 531-536 - Monica Perusquía-Hernández
Spontaneous and posed smile recognition based on spatial and temporal patterns of facial EMG. 537-541 - Stefan Slater, Jaclyn Ocumpaugh, Ryan S. Baker, Ma. Victoria Almeda
Using natural language processing tools to develop complex models of student engagement. 542-547 - Caitlin Sikora, Winslow Burleson:
The dance of emotion: Demonstrating ubiquitous understanding of human motion and emotion in support of human computer interaction. 548-555 - Huiyuan Yang, Lijun Yin:
CNN based 3D facial expression recognition using masking and landmark features. 556-560 - Soraia M. Alarcão
Reminiscence therapy improvement using emotional information. 561-565 - Alex Hernández-García:
Perceived emotion from images through deep neural networks. 566-570 - Jacqueline Deanna Bailey
Avatar and participant gender differences in the perception of uncanniness of virtual humans. 571-575 - Susmitha Vekkot:
Building a generalized model for multi-lingual vocal emotion conversion. 576-580 - Svati Dhamija:
Learning based visual engagement and self-efficacy. 581-585 - Amanjot Kaur:
Automatic personality assessment in the wild. 586-590 - Adam Hair
Wear your heart on your sleeve: Visible psychophysiology for contextualized relaxation. 591-595 - Youngjun Cho:
Automated mental stress recognition through mobile thermal imaging. 596-600 - Kevin El Haddad:
Nonverbal conversation expressions processing for human-agent interactions. 601-605 - Yu Hao
Dynamic emotion transitions based on emotion hysteresis. 606-610 - Kenneth Chen:
Towards more meaningful interactive narrative with intelligent affective characters. 611-615 - Taylan Kartal Sen:
Temporal patterns of facial expression in deceptive and honest communication. 616-620
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