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Christian Peter
Christian Peter is researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics in Rostock (Germany) and also at Graz University of Technology (Austria). He is interested in Human-Computer Interaction in general and Affective Computing in particular. His current focus is on affective technologies like affect sensing and detection, and the design of affective systems. He also investigates in cognitive aspects when using technology.
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Christian Peter Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Rostock |
Key research interests: affective technologies: affect sensing and recognition (peripheral psychophysiological changes, speech analysis, non-intrusive sensors for affect detection, sensor fusion and multimodal data analysis); cognitive aspects |
Christian Peter's current main focus of research is on
- physiology of emotions, particularly (peripheral) psychophysiological changes in users while interacting with computer systems
- speech analysis for affect related changes (signal quality features, prosody, semantics)
- sensor technologies for minimally obtrusive capture of signs of emotions and cognitive states
- fusion of affect sensors and multimodal data
- structuring and representing emotions within affective systems
- minimally obtrusive sensing of cognitive work load
- cognitive aspects of interaction with technology
He is organizer of the workshop series on Emotion in HCI, held at the annual conferences of the British HCI Group. See: http://www.emotion-in-hci.net
Christian is member of the Emotion sub-group at the World Wide Web consortium's (W3C) MMI activity
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Visit his work home page.
CSL Special Issue on Broadening the View on Speaker Analysis
Special Session on BELIEF FUNCTIONS FOR HUMAN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
