Exploiting Correlation between Body Gestures and Spoken Sentences for Real-time Emotion Recognition
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- General Chairs:
- Fabio Paternò,
- Lucio Davide Spano,
- Program Chairs:
- Carmelo Ardito,
- Carmen Santoro
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- SIGCHI Italy: SIGCHI Italy
- University of Cagliari: University of Cagliari
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