—The ability of robots to interact in a socially intelligent manner with humans is the core of human-robot interaction (HRI). The quality of this interaction is typically measure...
Abstract—In emotion recognition from speech, several wellestablished corpora are used to date for the development of classification engines. The data is annotated differently, a...
—The recognition of continuous dimensional emotion remains a challenging task due to large variations in the expression of emotion, and the difficulty of modeling emotion as tem...
—People with chronic musculoskeletal pain would benefit from technology that provides run-time personalized feedback and help adjust their physical exercise plan. However, increa...
Abstract—Mimicry and laughter are two social signals displaying affiliation among people. To date, however, their relationship remains uninvestigated and relatively unexploited ...
Abstract—Human expressions are often ambiguous and unclear, resulting in disagreement or confusion among different human evaluators. In this paper, we investigate how audiovisual...
Abstract—In this paper, we study perception of intensity incongruence between auditory and visual modalities of synthesized expressions of laughter. In particular, we investigate...
—We propose a novel and general framework, named the multithreading cascade of rotation-invariant histograms of oriented gradients (McRiHOG) for facial expression recognition (FE...
Abstract—We introduce iHEARu-PLAY, a web-based multiplayer game for crowdsourced database collection and – most important – labelling. Existing databases (with speech and vid...