December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
828 pages
30h 15m
English
As computers are becoming an essential part of humans’ daily life, they are expected to offer more natural interaction modalities between humans and computers, better tuned to the affective computing paradigm [1–4]. This chapter discusses bidirectional, human-to-computer and computer-to-human, affective interaction techniques developed by authors, with special attention paid to the human emotion communication based on facial expression, head movement, and eye gaze attributes.
While computers are becoming smarter and provide human interfaces that accommodate a wider range of human capabilities [5,6], there are still ...
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