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Machine Learning Systems For Multimodal Affect Recognition 1st Ed 2020 Markus Kchele

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Machine Learning Systems For Multimodal Affect Recognition 1st Ed 2020 Markus Kchele
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Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden;Springer Vieweg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.76 MB
Author: Markus Kächele
ISBN: 9783658286736, 9783658286743, 3658286733, 3658286741
Language: English
Year: 2020
Edition: 1st ed. 2020

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Machine Learning Systems For Multimodal Affect Recognition 1st Ed 2020 Markus Kchele by Markus Kächele 9783658286736, 9783658286743, 3658286733, 3658286741 instant download after payment.

Markus Kächele offers a detailed view on the different steps in the affective computing pipeline, ranging from corpus design and recording over annotation and feature extraction to post-processing, classification of individual modalities and fusion in the context of ensemble classifiers. He focuses on multimodal recognition of discrete and continuous emotional and medical states. As such, specifically the peculiarities that arise during annotation and processing of continuous signals are highlighted. Furthermore, methods are presented that allow personalization of datasets and adaptation of classifiers to new situations and persons.

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