Emotion Recognition Based on Sensors (Volume Ⅲ)

Dear Colleagues,

Affective computing is an emerging field of computer science that plays, and will continue to play, an increasingly important role in human–computer interaction. The recognition of user emotions is a fundamental and viable element of each affective and affect-aware system. In recent years, many approaches to emotion recognition that use different input devices and channels, as well as different reasoning algorithms, have been proposed and developed. Various sensors, connected to or embedded in computer devices, smartphones, and training devices for fitness, health, and everyday use, play a special role in providing input data for such systems. They include, among others, cameras, microphones, depth sensors, biometric sensors, etc.

This Special Issue of the journal Sensors is focused on emotion recognition methods based on such sensory data. We are inviting original research articles covering novel theories, innovative machine learning methods, and meaningful applications that can potentially lead to significant advances in this field. The goal is to collect a diverse set of articles on emotion recognition that explore a wide range of sensors, data modalities, and their fusion and classification.

Dr. Mariusz Szwoch
Guest Editor

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• emotion recognition
• emotion sensing
• affective computing
• sensory data processing
• sensors
• human–computer interaction
• biomedical signal processing

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