Emotion Modeling
Towards Pragmatic Computational Models of Affective Processes
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Getting Frustrated: Modelling Emotional Contagion in Stranded Passengers
Train passengers can get stranded due to a variety of events, such as a delay, technical malfunctioning or a natural disaster. Stranded passengers can get frustrated, which could escalate in misbehaviours. Ex...
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Testing the Acceptability of Social Support Agents in Online Communities
This paper describes the first steps towards development and evaluation of an ‘artificial friend’, i.e., an intelligent agent that provides support via text messages in social media in order to alleviate the s...
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An Agent-Based Evacuation Model with Social Contagion Mechanisms and Cultural Factors
A fire incident at a transport hub can cost many lives. To save lives, effective crisis management and prevention measures need to be taken. In this project, the effect of cultural factors in managing and pre...
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Model-Based Reasoning in Crime Prevention
Model-based reasoning approaches can be used to formalize and analyze (informal) theories from the field of criminology, to help gain more insight in criminological phenomena that were not clear based on just ...
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Simulating Crowd Evacuation with Socio-Cultural, Cognitive, and Emotional Elements
In this research, the effects of culture, cognitions, and emotions on crisis management and prevention are analysed. An agent-based crowd evacuation simulation model was created, named IMPACT, to study the ev...
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Human vs. Computer Performance in Voice-Based Recognition of Interpersonal Stance
This paper presents an algorithm to automatically detect interpersonal stance in vocal signals. The focus is on two stances (referred to as ‘Dominant’ and ‘Empathic’) that play a crucial role in aggression de...
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Empirical Analysis of Social Support Provided via Social Media
Social media are an effective means for people to share everyday problems with their peers. Although this often leads to empathic responses which help alleviate the experienced stress, such peer support is not...
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Agent-Based Modeling of Emotion Contagion in Groups
To avoid the development of negative emotion in their teams, team leaders may benefit from being aware of the emotional dynamics of the team members. To this end, the use of intelligent computer systems that a...
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On Conversational Agents with Mental States
Embodied conversational agents (ECAs) have been put forward as a promising means for the training of social skills. The traditional approach to drive the behaviour of ECAs during human-agent dialogues is to us...
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Integrating Conversation Trees and Cognitive Models Within an ECA for Aggression De-escalation Training
Traditionally, Embodied Conversational Agents communicate with humans using dialogue systems based on conversation trees. To enhance the flexibility and variability of dialogues, this paper proposes an approac...
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Adaptive Training for Aggression de-Escalation
The ability to de-escalate confrontations with aggressive individuals is a useful skill, in particular within professions in public domains. Nevertheless, offering appropriate training that enables students to...
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The Effect of Simulated Threat on Task Performance During Emotion Recognition
Being able to de-escalate aggressive behavior during face-to-face interactions is an important skill for employees in a variety of domains. To do this effectively, employees should learn to recognize the emoti...
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Supporting Human-Robot Teams in Space Missions Using ePartners and Formal Abstraction Hierarchies
Human space flight is a prototypical example of a complex, dynamic, and safety-critical domain in which missions are performed by collaborative teams of humans and technical systems. In such domains, intellige...
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Open AccessTowards virtual training of emotion regulation
For professionals in military and law enforcement domains, learning to regulate one’s emotions under threatening circumstances is crucial. The STRESS project envisions a virtual reality-based system to enable ...
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Inducing Anxiety through Video Material
For professionals in various domains, training based on Virtual Reality can be an interesting method to improve their emotion regulation skills. However, for such a training system to be effective, it is essen...
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An Agent-Based Approach for Accident Analysis in Safety Critical Domains: A Case Study on a Runway Incursion Incident
This paper introduces an agent-based approach to analyze the dynamics of accidents and incidents in aviation. The approach makes use of a number of elements, including formalization of a real world scenario, a...
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Towards Aggression De-escalation Training with Virtual Agents: A Computational Model
Serious gaming based on Virtual Reality is a promising means for training of aggression de-escalation skills. By enabling trainees to interact with aggressive virtual characters that respond in a realistic man...
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Agent-Based Simulation of Complex Aviation Incidents by Integrating Different Cognitive Agent Models
Aviation incidents often have a complex character in the sense that a number of different aspects of human and technical functioning come together in creating the incident. Usually only model constructs or com...
