Title :
How affective computing could complement and advance the quantified self
Author :
Keary, Alphonsus ; Walsh, Paul
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Comput., Cork Inst. of Technol., Cork, Ireland
Abstract :
This paper primarily relates to the engineering of affective (emotional) computing (AC) capabilities in machines and also considers how such developments may be used to advance the quantified self (QS) paradigm. Our work will provide a literature and technology review providing some general insights and discussion around AC applications, technologies, tools, platforms and alternative controls/interfaces. Specific focus from a quantified self perspective will also be addressed with applied literature references from the affective sciences research community. Readers new to the field will take away a solid understanding of what AC is, how it is impacting on new software innovations and how it relates to QS. Those with existing expertise will gain new research insights, learn about new research projects and software development platforms and will also learn about applied AC and QS research.
Keywords :
cognition; psychology; AC applications; AC engineering; AC research; QS paradigm; QS research; affective computing engineering; emotional computing; quantified self paradigm; software development; software innovations; Affective computing; Educational institutions; Games; Heart rate; Real-time systems; Software; Speech recognition; Affective; Emotion; Perceptual; Quantified Self;
Conference_Titel :
Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM), 2014 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Belfast
DOI :
10.1109/BIBM.2014.6999285