An annotator’s classification of a text not only tells us something about the intent of the text’s author, it also tells us something about the annotator’s standpoint. To un...
Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Thomas Clay Templeton, Jor...
Intelligibility predictors tell us a great deal about human speech perception, in particular which acoustic factors strongly effect human behavior, and which do not. A particular...
Bryce E. Lobdell, Jont B. Allen, Mark Hasegawa-Joh...
Recent advances in pattern recognition has allowed computer scientists and psychologists to jointly address automatic analysis of of human behavior via computers. The Workshop on H...
Albert Ali Salah, Theo Gevers, Nicu Sebe, Alessand...
Modeling human behavior can be complicated and expensive. To be able to reduce costs, new methodologies and tools must be developed that automate the creation of human behavior mo...
This paper presents a recognition method for human behavior identification based on motion history image theory. The motion history image has the advantage that it can record the ...
In order to prevent emergencies or critical situations where humans are the origin, a timely provision of information thus obtained for the coordinating services and the on-site st...
As increasing numbers of processors and agents pervade the human environment, societies comprising both humans and agents will emerge. Presently, it is unknown how a person might ...
Culture and emotions have a profound impact on human behavior. Consequently, high-fidelity simulated interactive environments (e.g., trainers and computer games) that involve virt...
Vadim Bulitko, Steve Solomon, Jonathan Gratch, Mic...
Interpretation of characters is a fundamental feature of human behavior. Even with limited information available, people will assign personality – even to inanimate objects. Cha...
To create a realistic environment, some simulations require simulated agents with human behavior pattern. Creating such agents with realistic behavior can be a tedious and time con...