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2nd New Zealand Two-Stream International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks and Expert Systems (ANNES '95)
An emotion processing system based on fuzzy inference and subjective observations
Dunedin, New Zealand
November 20-November 23
ISBN: 0-8186-7174-2
T. Yanaru, Dept. of Electr. Eng., Kyushu Inst. of Technol., Fukuoka, Japan
The two theories concerning mixed emotions, adopted in this research is briefly explained. Also discussed are the image codes linked to the mixed emotional words and the way to realize a mechanism using fuzzy inference, in which the internal emotion of a simulated person reacts on a sequence of inputted terms and evokes some emotional change. The relevant part of the theory for subjective observation model to the application of emotion processing system is briefly explained. The construction methodology of the system, which has two functions, is described; one function is that the evoked emotion is transitive depending on the observation, and the other is that the aggregated emotion by the several subjective observations settles to the objective emotion. Some attractive results obtained from the simulated emotion processing system are shown: what kinds of emotions are evoked, and how the emotional transition is done by subjective observations, when a poem is used for the input signal. Lastly, the more expanded emotional Dialog System is introduced.
Index Terms:
psychology; uncertainty handling; inference mechanisms; fuzzy set theory; emotion processing system; fuzzy inference; subjective observations; mixed emotions; image codes; mixed emotional words; simulated person; emotional change; subjective observation model; construction methodology; aggregated emotion; objective emotion; simulated emotion processing system; emotional transition; expanded emotional Dialog System
Citation:
T. Yanaru, "An emotion processing system based on fuzzy inference and subjective observations," annes, pp.15, 2nd New Zealand Two-Stream International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks and Expert Systems (ANNES '95), 1995
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