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Affective computing by Rosalind W. Picard

Affective computing Rosalind W. Picard ebook
Page: 290
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0262661152, 9780262661157
Publisher: The MIT Press

New IEEE publication on affective computing. Affective computing can play a role in any application area where human and computers interact, i.e. It's rare that a book about technology is still relevant, never mind ahead of the curve, 12 years after publication. Affective computing is the branch of computer science that deals with the human affect. An approach that brings together affective computing and digital crafts. Professor Peter Robinson's research exploring the role of emotions in human-machine interaction has inspired research on affective computing. Neuro Knitting represents a novel way of personal, generative design and fabrication. Scientists at the MIT Media Lab are studying how computing influences emotions or other affective phenomena. Affective Computing and Affective Interaction: Emotion in Technology. Affective computing is the study and development of systems and devices that can recognize, interpret, process, and simulate human affects (Wikipedia). I decided to start a second blog that focuses on Affective Computing. No it's not a typo, it's affective with an "a". The ultimate goal being simulated empathy. It is called Affective Computing Science and it will be a bit more technical and also contain links and or comments in that special field. For once a vision of future computers (developing empathy?) rather than the usual Skynet doom and gloom. Its aim is to design an AI that can process, recognize, interpret and simulate human affect. The IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing start with a very nice introductory paper by Rosalind W. In almost any application area imaginable. This entry was posted in Frontpage, Uncategorized. I'm halfway through Rosalind Picard's Affective Computing, and I'm glad I picked it up. New project realized in the collaboration with Sebstian Mealla.