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First HUMAINE Workshop, Geneva June 17-19, 2004

 

 

Geneva will hold the first Humaine workshop on "Theories and Models of Emotion"!

 

Workshops aim at gathering Humaine members around thematic areas and are devoted to a cross-disciplinary dialog on application boundaries.
Officially, the workshop is meant to "develop connections between the Psychology research community and the research community concerned with emotion-oriented systems. Its function is partly didactic, in that researchers with a mainly technological background need to know about the theory and evidence assembled by other disciplines."

In order to achieve this goal, the format of the workshop is largely based on interactions between people, introducing a question/answer process to emulate cognitive appetites.

 

This section of the Humaine portal gathers detailed information on the workshop. Soon after the end of the workshop, you will also be able to find some of the material which will be produced during the workshop. Any question or concern should be addressed to Etienne Roesch.

So far, in addition of the agenda of the event, you can find the description of the talks which have been selected for Friday morning "Hands-on demonstrations of artificial emotion systems". Each presenter has been asked to provide a quick background information to allow them to focus on a description of their system rather than spending a precious time describing basic concepts.

You can find here some information about accommodation.

If you want to print this page you can either use the pretty-print function of the portal (top-right corner of this page) or download a complete .pdf brochure here.

 

WHEN:

From Thursday, June 17, 2004 — 6pm
To Saturday, June 19, 2004 — around 6pm

 

WHERE:

University of Geneva - Uni-Mail
40 Boulevard du Pont d'Arve
1205 Geneva
SWITZERLAND

 

WHAT:

Thursday, June 17

6pm — 8pm Welcome & reception, Poster session
 

Friday, June 18

"Problems and directions for possible solutions"
Morning session: "Identifying theoritical problems"
9am — 10:30am Hands-on demonstrations of artificial emotion systems (session 1) Chair: Paolo Petta
10:30am — 11:00am Coffee break  
11am — 12:30am Hands-on demonstrations of artificial emotion systems (session 2) Chair: Paolo Petta
12:30am — 1pm Podium discussion: Operationalizing models for implementation  
     
1pm — 2pm Lunch break
     
Afternoon session: "Identifying theoritical directions to resolve problems"
2pm — 2:45pm Possible solutions from Psychological models of emotion Klaus R. Scherer
2:45pm — 3:15pm Possible solutions from Cognitive Neurosciences models of emotion David Sander
3:15pm — 3:45pm Possible solutions from models of emotional expression Suzanne Kaiser
3:45pm — 4pm Coffee break  
4pm — 4:30pm Possible solutions from Robotic models of emotion Lola Cañamero
4:30pm — 5pm Possible solutions from Neural Networks simulations of emotion John G. Taylor
5pm — 6pm Plenary discussion and organization of Saturday Working groups
     
7pm Banquet  
     

Saturday, June 19

"Designing an emotional architecture (a working day for the working groups)"
Morning session    
9am — 12pm Parallel meetings of the four working groups  
     
12pm — 1:30pm Lunch break  
     
Afternoon session: Plenary meeting
1:30pm — 2:30pm Synthesis of advances during the morning sessions Work groups leaders
2:30pm — 3pm Emotion and relation alignment Brian Parkinson
3pm — 3:30pm Categories of emotion: everyday psychology and scientific psychology Peter Goldie
3:30pm — 4pm Coffee break  
4pm — 4:30pm Synthesis of advances during the Workshop Roddy Cowie
4:30pm — 5:30pm Round table and Closing address  

 

Hands-on demonstrations of artificial emotion systems

 

Additional material has been uploaded by selected speakers. Some of it is restricted to HUMAINE members ; i.e., non-HUMAINE members will not be able to see the content of the directory.

"ERMIS: towards multimodal emotion recognition" (additional material) Roddy Cowie, Ellen Douglas-Cowie, Cate Cox, Rik Fransens, Stefanos Kollias, Martin Nelke & John Taylor ICCS-NTUA, QUB, KCL, FT
"Emotional control of a robot's behavior via 'hormonal' modulation of cognition and action" (additional material) Lola Cañamero, Orlando Avila-Garcia, René te Boekhorst UH
"MAUI: a Multimodal Affective User Interface based on Appraisal Theory, with Questions..." (additional material) Christine Lisetti, Guillaume Bastard Institut Eurécom
"Building Emotional Agents for Interactive Storytelling: a pragmatic approach" (Additional material) João Dias, Ana Paiva INESC-ID, IST
"Emotion Modelling in NECA: Generating affective conversations between ECAs" (additional material) Brigite Krenn, Marc Schröder, Martin Klesen OFAI, DFKI

"Enabling Emotional Displays in ECAs through Expressivity Control" (additional material)

Björn Hartmann, Catherine Pelachaud, Maurizio Mancini, Vincent Maya, Myriam Lamolle IUT Montreuil — Univ. Paris VIII

 

Rules to be followed by the speakers:

  • Presentations are limited to 30 minutes ; which implies 20 minutes for the proper talks + 10 minutes for the discussion.
  • Powerpoint presentations are allowed and recommended, but transparents are allowed.
  • Presentations can be sent to Etienne Roesch or brought on the very day of the workshop.
  • Be aware that speakers will be asked to leave a copy of their material at the end of the workshop for the purpose of compiling the proceedings of the workshop.

 

Also, your presentations are NOT to focus on the final systems per se, but should cover:

  • what was the original problem definition and how did it relate to the state of the art?
  • which contributions to developing a solution were considered [theory, technologies, etc.]? Out of these,
  • which were discarded and which were adopted, and for what reasons?
  • which adjustments had to be made to the original problem definition because of characteristics (positive and limiting) of these available means to implement your system?
  • which aspects of the original problem definition do you consider to have been solved in a satisfactory way?
  • which issues remained and/or appeared (due to additional insight gained during development and deployment) with the completed system?

 

ACCOMMODATION

 

Accommodation organization is left at the discretion of participants.

Here is a list of suggested hostels within walking distance of the conference site (approx. prices include breakfast):
You will be given the indicated prices if you mention that you have been addressed by the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Geneva.

  • Hôtel Comédie
  • Single: SFr 140.-- p/n / Double: SFr 180.-- p/n
    12, Rue de Carouge
    1205 Genève
    Tel.: +41 22 322 23 24
    Fax: +41 22 322 23 23
    web:http://www.hotel-comedie.ch/

    From the airport (approx. 30 minutes):
    Take bus number 10, direction "Onex-Cité" ; stop at "Stand" ; take tramway number 13, direction "Palettes" ; stop at "Plain Palais" ; walk <5 minutes ; you are arrived.

  • Hôtel Le Grenil
  • Single: SFr.98.-- p/n / Double: Sfr.140.-- p/n
    7, avenue Ste Clotilde
    1205 Genève
    Tel.: +41 22 328 30 55
    Fax: +41 22 321 60 10

    From the airport (approx. 30 minutes):
    Take bus number 10, direction "Onex-Cité" ; stop at "Jonction" ; then walk 5 minutes ; you are arrived.

  • Hôtel Le Prince
  • Single: Sfr. 90.-- p/n / Double: Sfr. 110.-- p/n
    16, Rue des Voisins
    1205 Genève
    Tel.: +41 22 807 05 00
    Fax: +41 22 807 05 29

    From the airport (approx. 40 minutes):
    Take bus number 10, direction "Onex-Cité" ; stop at "Stand" ; take tramway number 13, direction "Palettes" ; stop at "Pont d'Arve" ; walk <5 minutes ; you are arrived.

  • Hôtel Carmen
  • Single: SFr. 102.-- p/n / Double: SFr. 132.-- p/n
    5, rue Dancet
    1205 Genève
    Tel.: +41 22 329 11 11
    Fax : +41 22 781 59 33
    email: hotelcarmen.gasser@bluewin.ch

    From the airport (approx. 40 minutes):
    Take bus number 10, direction "Onex-Cité" ; stop at "Stand" ; take tramway number 13, direction "Palettes" ; stop at "Pont d'Arve" ; walk <5 minutes ; you are arrived.

  • Cité Universitaire (Student housing system)
  • Single: SFr. 44.-- p/n / Shared bathrooms on every floor, no breakfast, Sfr. 52.-- for non student
    46, avenue Miremont
    1206 Genève
    Tel.: +41 22 839 22 22
    Fax: +41 22 839 22 23
    web: http://www.unige.ch/cite-uni/

    From the airport (approx. 45 minutes):
    Take bus number 10, direction "Onex-Cité" ; stop at "Bel-Air" ; take bus number 3, direction "Crêts-de-Champel" ; stop at "Crêts-de-Champel" ; you are arrived.

    From the Cité Universitaire to the conference site (approx. 20 minutes):
    Take bus number 3, direction "Champs-d'Anier" ; then either stop at "Claparède" and take bus number 1, direction "Jardin Botanique", stop at "Uni-Mail" ; you are arrived ; or stop at "Place Neuve" and walk <5 minutes East to Uni-Mail.

  • For more information:
  • Psychology Faculty: http://www.unige.ch/fapse/
    Université de Genève: http://www.unige.ch/uni_ville.html, Psych. bldg. is building number 1)

    Itinary from/to/within Geneva + maps:
    http://www.mappy.com/
    http://fr.cars.yahoo.com/cartes/viamichelin.html

    TPG - Transports Publics Genevois (Geneva Public Transportations): http://www.tpg.ch/ (includes an itinary planner)

    http://www.geneve-tourisme.ch/

     

    We are looking forward to having you all in Geneva !

     

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