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Creating and Interpreting Abstract Visualizations of Emotion

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People use non-verbal cues, such as facial expressions, body language, and tonal variations in speech, to help communicate emotion; however, these cues are not always available in computer-supported environments。 Without emotional cues, we can have difficulty communicating and relating to others。 In this paper, we develop and evaluate a system for creating abstract visualizations of emotion using arousal and valence。 Through two user studies, we show that without prior training, people can naturally understand the represented emotion conveyed by the visualization。

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Brett Taylor、Regan L. Mandryk

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University of Saskatchewan

Graphics interface

Toronto(CA)

Graphics interface 2012.

p.61-68

2012