Recognition of user emotions Sample Clauses

Recognition of user emotions. As discussed during the Paderborn meeting and in various conference calls, the emotion recognition tool only functions optimally when the user is really in front of the camera relatively close. By allowing the user to facilitate the touchscreen, it will provide various occasions for the user to be in front of the camera. In addition to facial expression recognition, the system will also integrate a prosodic emotional recognition based on speech. Voice emotional content will be processed in conjunction with facial expression emotional recognition, not alone. In fact, the state of art of the literature shows that it is still hard to identify an emotion solely based on prosodic analysis (see for example Xxxxxxxxx & Xxx, 2012). If the ViP detects a sad face, it can first start to ask “are you feeling ok?” If the user responds negatively, the avatar can therefore propose to call a friend, do some activity, etc. The emotion recognition will most likely only be done by face recognition (via the facereader tool), and the elderly might need to take off their glasses (if using them) for a while, if the recognition algorithm does not manage to identify any emotion. However, note that taking off glasses to be “scanned” can alter the ecological validity of the analysis of the emotion. In other words, even if the user is happy, if the system asks him/her to take off his glasses, he/she might feel upset. Detecting an upset face, the device will ask if everything is alright and he/she might get even more upset.
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