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W3C Workshop on Emotion Markup Language
The W3C Emotion Markup Language (EmotionML) is a representation of emotions and emotion-related states for use in technology. It aims to strike a balance between practical applicability and scientific well-foundedness. The workshop is aimed at receiving feedback from the community on the current EmotionML specification.
Paris, France,
05 October 2010
B-INTERFACE 2011
B-INTERFACE aims for assembling researchers from diverse backgrounds, signal processing, biomedical engineering, human-computer interaction, neurophysiology, machine learning, etc., to discuss their ideas and solutions and to build a new vision of bio-inspired interfaces and healthcare applications.
Rome, Italy,
28 January 2011
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Tool of the day
eLabel
Toolbox originally intended to label our Aibo corpus with soft labels. At the moment, the tool is restricted to four emotions.
Meanwhile, it has been extended in the following ways:
1. Manual editing of the transcription including the time alignment.
2. Manual editing of the pitch contour.
It is tailored to process large amounts of data in a convenient way reducing recurring steps like opening...
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Researcher of the day

Ian Wilson
Emotion AI
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Key research interests:
Computational Neuroscience of emotional level systems and their functional representations. Personality, gender, age and functional variability in brain systems. Arousal, stress, anxiety. Facial and body gestures, motivation and action determination.
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