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Rich Nonverbal Sensing To Enable New Possibilities in Social Skills Training

April 4, 2014

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M. E. Hoque, Rosalind W. Picard

Abstract

Automated nonverbal sensing and feedback technologies, such as My Automated Conversation coacH (MACH), can provide a personalized means to better understand, evaluate, and improve human social interaction—for both practical and therapeutic purposes, and to advance future communications research.

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