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ABRA - Affect and Behaviour Related Assistance
This 6th ABRA workshop will continue the interesting debate of ideas and solutions for supporting people in their daily environment with technologies respecting and taking into account cognitive, emotional, and behavioural aspects of the person.
Rhodes Island, GREECE, 29 May 2013
International Workshop on Emotion Representations and Modelling for HCI Systems
The workshop offers a platform for researchers working on and with emotion representations and modelling for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) systems. The discussion of both technical and theoretical approaches to emotion modelling and representations is encouraged in order to aid in the development of efficient, verifiable, interoperable and applicable emotion models for affective systems.
Sydney, Australia, 13 December 2013

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TraceTools

http://emotion-research.net/toolbox/CatPic.bmp
A suite of one dimensional trace tools is currently being developed and piloted. The set consists of seven programs: (i) ECatTrace: tracing whether emotion is present or not (ii) ActTrace: tracing whether emotion is acted or not (iii) Masktrace: tracing whether emotion is masked or not (iv) ActivTrace: tracing degree of perceived activation (v) ValenceTrace: tracing valence (vi) PowerTrace:... 
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Researcher of the day

Lesley Axelrod
Lesley Axelrod
University of Sussex
Key research interests:

* design of multimodal affective systems * 'affectemes' manual multimodal emotional coding scheme * emotional recognition systems to improve human-computer interaction
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