...Agnieszka Landowska; Mariusz Szwoch; Wioleta Szwoch As the literature on affective computing tools is very broad and has already been summarized several times, only examples of papers are referenced. More extensive bibliography on affective computing tools may be referred to in Gunes and Schuller...

.... For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2016 Abstract Classification algorithms are used in affective computing to classify the state of the user and adapt the computer's behaviour, but it is unclear how classification accuracy influences the overall user experience. We present a study...

... pairs of design concepts, all of which address the question how emotional reflection can be curated. affective computing emotion introspection introversion reflection We lose sight of the fact that things were once different… ( Turkle, 2005 , p.4) When Sherry Turkle researched practices...

[email protected] 2015 Abstract Physiological and affective computing propose methods to improve human–machine interactions by adapting machines to the users’ states. Recently, social signal processing (SSP) has proposed to apply similar methods to human–human interactions with the hope of better understanding...

... The authors 2014. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. 2014 Abstract Understanding how human physiological responses to stimuli vary across individuals is critical for the fields of Affective Psychophysiology and Affective Computing. We approach this problem via network analysis...

... effect was also observed where the agents were perceived more positively initially and less so over time. embodied conversational agents emotional avatars affective computing virtual agents virtual humans interactive character * Corresponding author: [email protected] Editorial Board Member...

... or estimation), and Section 4 covers system adaptation in response to the inferred psychological state. Many of these steps are not specific to physiological or affective computing, but have been common in psychophysiological studies since the 1980s. For this reason, many of the procedures will be referred...

... than written messages. Implications on how to enhance user satisfaction by appropriate message design are discussed. System messages Affect Physiological responses Affective computing Usability Interface design For humans it is natural to use a great variety of modalities for communication...

... adaptive automation was controlled by psychophysiology. The physiological strand of affective computing research ( Picard, 1997 ) draws from original experiments on the psychophysiology of emotion ( Cacioppo et al., 1993 ), where emotions are induced in a laboratory and the resulting psychophysiological...

... ), learning ( Goleman, 2004 ) and problem solving ( Isen et al., 1987 ). Much of the work on emotion in HCI stems from Picard’s (1997) seminal book on “Affective Computing” and there are now numerous research groups around the world attempting to build emotionally intelligent systems. A wide variety...

... on the analysis of recorded operations of participants, the strategies employed by participants and the factors that might influence the utilization of affective annotation are also highlighted. Affective computing Multimedia annotation Media player User interface With the rapid development of computing...

... no naming of emotional states, is language independent, and its implementation is straightforward. The results of an experiment based on this approach are discussed demonstrating its applicability. Emotion HCI Affective computing Emotion-aware systems Human-centred design Fig. 1 A Circumplex model...

...’ rather than real emotion. Affective computing User emotion Frustration Agents ‘Affective computing’ can be defined as ‘computing that relates to, arises from, or deliberately influences emotion’ ( Picard, 1997 ). A number of different types of research are encompassed within this term. For instance...

... monitoring Inductive plethysmography Affective computing Wearable computers Recording and recognizing physiologic signatures of emotion has become an increasingly important field of research in human–computer interaction ( Picard, 1997 ). Continuous ambulatory monitoring of the affective state...

... a potential input for emotionally responsive or affective computer systems. The electro-oculogram is a measure of the potential difference between the cornea and the retina of the eye. Measurement of the EOG through electrodes positioned around the eye provides information about both the changing position...

... of physiological data in Affective Computing applications. Facial movement tracking software is becoming commercially available and affordable. This paper explores the association between facial and physiological responses to computer-based events, and the viability of facial movement tracking in detecting...

... of this process. Before drawing associations between emotional needs met by traditional media and affective-computing techniques, another concept relevant to this discussion will be described. Emotional skill needs are needs for ways of ‘understanding and handling emotions in oneself and others...

... convergent ways to pursue this important research program. Affective computing Frustration Empathic interface Theories of emotion Psychophysiology of emotion Computers are social actors (CASA) Spiritual life Ethnography Design explorations I am grateful to Gilbert Cockton...

... that satisfies, mitigates, or enhances various emotional states or needs. Affective computing Aesthetics Personalization Skins The ambitious project undertaken by Picard and her associates signifies the launching of a new research agenda within the field of HCI. Interacting with Computers has done a great...

.... These results support the prediction that the computer can undo some of the negative feelings it causes by helping a user manage his or her emotional state. User emotion Affective computing Affect Social interface Frustration Human-centred design Empathetic interface Despite the best efforts of designers...