Multimodal affect modelling and recognition for empathic robots

Queen Mary University London

November 28, 2016

Professor Peter McOwan, Queen Mary, University of London Castellano G, Leite I, Pereira A et al. (2013) . MULTIMODAL AFFECT MODELING AND RECOGNITION FOR EMPA…

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Queen Mary University London
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