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@MISC{Martin_receivedday,
author = {Jean-claude Martin and Stephanie Buisine and Radoslaw Niewiadomski and Laurence Devillers and Catherine Pelachaud},
title = {Received Day Month Day Revised Day Month Day Accepted Day Month Day},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
One of the challenges of designing virtual humans is the definition of appropriate models of the relation between realistic emotions and the coordination of behaviors in several modalities. In this paper we present the annotation, representation and modeling of multimodal visual behaviors occurring during complex emotions. We illustrate our work using a corpus of TV interviews. This corpus has been annotated at several levels of information: communicative acts, emotion labels, and multimodal signs. We have defined a copy-synthesis approach to drive an Embodied Conversational Agent from these different levels of information. The second part of our paper focuses on a model of complex (superposition and masking of) emotions in facial expressions of the agent. We explain how the complementary aspects of our work on corpus and computational model is used to specify complex emotional behaviors.
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day month day second part complex emotional behavior multimodal sign appropriate model complex emotion communicative act tv interview complementary aspect copy-synthesis approach different level virtual human emotion label several modality multimodal visual behavior facial expression computational model several level realistic emotion embodied conversational agent
