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An Affective Dialog System is a type of conversational agent or chatbot that is designed to understand and respond to the emotional state of the user. This can include recognizing emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, or frustration, and adjusting the dialogue and responses accordingly. Affective dialog systems can use various techniques, such as natural language processing, machine learning, and sentiment analysis, to detect and respond to the user’s emotions. These systems can be used in a variety of applications, such as customer service, mental health support, and personal assistance. The goal of an Affective Dialog System is to create more human-like and natural interactions between the user and the system, making it more responsive and understanding to the user’s needs and feelings.
The references below describe research on the development and use of affective dialog systems as interactive tools for studying emotions and social processes in online communication. The authors mention the use of affect listeners and affective profile in the system, which are used to detect and interpret the emotional state of the user. The authors also mention the use of various techniques such as natural language processing, machine learning, and sentiment analysis to analyze the user’s input and determine their emotional state. The text also mentions that the system is used to study the effect of affective profile on participants’ communication style and affective expressions. The authors describe the data-set acquired from experiments with the affective dialog system and the findings regarding the effect of affective profile on participants’ communication style and affective expressions. The text also mention that the system can be used as a tool in studies of emotions and social processes in online communication and the challenges of building affective dialog systems while presenting a unique case study for entertainment applications.
- Affect listener is a component of an affective dialog system that is responsible for detecting and interpreting the emotional state of the user. It can use various techniques such as natural language processing, machine learning, and sentiment analysis to analyze the user’s input, such as speech or text, and determine their emotional state.
- Affect listener system is a broader term that refers to the overall system or platform that is designed to detect and respond to the user’s emotions. This can include the affect listener component, as well as other components such as a natural language understanding module, dialogue management module, and a response generation module. These systems are designed to create more natural and human-like interactions between the user and the system by understanding and responding to the user’s emotions.
- Affective profile is a representation of a person’s emotional state or tendencies. In the context of affective dialog systems, an affective profile is a set of data or parameters that describe a user’s emotional state or tendencies. This can include information such as the user’s current emotional state, their overall emotional disposition, and their emotional response to different situations or interactions. The affective profile can be used by the system to determine the most appropriate response to the user’s input and to personalize the interaction with the user. The data used to create an affective profile can come from various sources such as text, speech, and physiological data, and analyzed using techniques such as natural language processing, machine learning, and sentiment analysis. The affective profile can change over time based on the user’s interactions with the system and can be used to improve the overall effectiveness of the system in understanding and responding to the user’s emotions.
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Affect and Social Processes in Online Communication–Experiments with an Affective Dialog System
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Abstract: This paper presents an integrated view on a series of experiments conducted with an affective dialog system, applied as a tool in studies of emotions and social processes in online communication. The different realizations of the system are evaluated in three
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… We describe the data-set acquired from experiments with the affective dialog system, the tools used for its annotation and findings regarding the effect of affective profile on participants’ communication style and affective expressions …
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Abstract. Affect Listeners are applied as tools for studying the role of emotions in online communication. They need to interact both in dyads as well as in group settings with multiple users. In this paper, we present the evolution of such affective dialog systems from a focus
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