Audiovisual Affect Assessment and Autonomous Automobiles: Applications
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2203.07482v1
- Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2022 20:39:02 GMT
- Title: Audiovisual Affect Assessment and Autonomous Automobiles: Applications
- Authors: Bj\"orn W. Schuller and Dagmar M. Schuller
- Abstract summary: This contribution aims to foresee according challenges and provide potential avenues towards affect modelling in a multimodal "audiovisual plus x" on the road context.
From the technical end, this concerns holistic passenger modelling and reliable diarisation of the individuals in a vehicle.
In conclusion, automated affect analysis has just matured to the point of applicability in autonomous vehicles in first selected use-cases.
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- Abstract: Emotion and a broader range of affective driver states can be a life decisive
factor on the road. While this aspect has been investigated repeatedly, the
advent of autonomous automobiles puts a new perspective on the role of
computer-based emotion recognition in the car -- the passenger's one. This
includes amongst others the monitoring of wellbeing during the commute such as
to adjust the driving style or to adapt the info- and entertainment. This
contribution aims to foresee according challenges and provide potential avenues
towards affect modelling in a multimodal "audiovisual plus x" on the road
context. From the technical end, this concerns holistic passenger modelling and
reliable diarisation of the individuals in a vehicle. In conclusion, automated
affect analysis has just matured to the point of applicability in autonomous
vehicles in first selected use-cases, which will be discussed towards the end.
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