Affective VideoGames - Revision history

AndreaBonarini at 15:55, 3 October 2011

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AndreaBonarini at 10:36, 28 September 2010

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AndreaBonarini at 08:17, 27 September 2010

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AndreaBonarini at 08:16, 27 September 2010

2010-09-27T08:16:40Z

AndreaBonarini: /* Project description */

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‎Project description

GianmarcoZaccaria at 09:43, 23 August 2010

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GianmarcoZaccaria at 09:42, 23 August 2010

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GianmarcoZaccaria at 09:41, 23 August 2010

2010-08-23T09:41:02Z

SimoneTognetti at 15:46, 7 May 2010

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MaurizioGarbarino at 15:15, 7 May 2010

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 |end=2011/07/23
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 |coordinator=AndreaBonarini;MatteoMatteucci
 |tutor=SimoneTognetti; MaurizioGarbarino
-|students=GiorgioPrini;
+|students=GiorgioPrini;LucaDelGiudice;
 |resarea=Affective Computing
 |restopic=Affective Computing And BioSignals

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 |coordinator=AndreaBonarini;MatteoMatteucci
 |tutor=SimoneTognetti; MaurizioGarbarino
-|students=LucaPerego; GiorgioPrini;
+|students=GiorgioPrini;
 |resarea=Affective Computing
 |restopic=Affective Computing And BioSignals

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 |coordinator=AndreaBonarini;MatteoMatteucci
 |tutor=SimoneTognetti; MaurizioGarbarino
-|students=LucaPerego; AntonellaBelfatto; BarbaraBruno;GianmarcoZaccaria;
+|students=LucaPerego; GiorgioPrini;
 |resarea=Affective Computing
 |restopic=Affective Computing And BioSignals
 |start=2008/11/14
-|end=2010/12/23
+|end=2011/07/23
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 Following this methodology, in  March 2010 a new set of experiments have been performed with 80 volunteers. In these experiments, images from two cameras have also been recorded to allow the [[Gestures in Videogames|analysis of gestures and facial expressions]]. [[user:GiorgioPrini|Giorgio Prini]] is working on these data and on biophysical data to establish relationships between the two.
-From April 2010 [[user:BarbaraBruno|Barbara Bruno]] and [[user:AntonellaBelfatto|Antonella Belfatto]] are working on collecting new data and [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] to the detected user preferences.
+From April 2010 [[user:BarbaraBruno|Barbara Bruno]] and [[user:AntonellaBelfatto|Antonella Belfatto]] have collected new data and [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] to the detected user preferences.
-From May 2010 [[user:GianmarcoZaccaria|Giovanni Marco Zaccaria]] starts to work on the [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] project. His specific role is to write a part of the opponents’s AI algorithms in C language so that they can receive a feedback from data-acquired biosignals processed. The result is to balance in real-time the game difficulty in order to make sure the human player’s enjoyment.
+From May 2010 [[user:GianmarcoZaccaria|Giovanni Marco Zaccaria]] worked on the [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] project. His specific role is to write a part of the opponents’s AI algorithms in C language so that they can receive a feedback from data-acquired biosignals processed. The result is to balance in real-time the game difficulty in order to make sure the human player’s enjoyment.
 More details on the project are available under the discussion tab, accessible by involved airwiki users.
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 *[[User:AndreaTommasoBonanno|Andrea Tommaso Bonanno]] (MS Thesis - Dec 2009)
 ====Laboratory work and risk analysis ====
 Laboratory work for this project will be mainly performed at AIRLab/DEI. The only risks are related to the use of computers and data acquisition devices

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 *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD8C19BUVUg External link]
-Following this methodology, in  March 2010 a new set of experiments have been performed with 80 volunteers. In these experiments, images from two cameras have also been recorded to allow the [[Gestures in Videogames|analysis of gestures and facial expressions]]. [[user:LucaPerego|Luca Perego]] is working on these data and on biophysical data to establish relationships between the two.
+Following this methodology, in  March 2010 a new set of experiments have been performed with 80 volunteers. In these experiments, images from two cameras have also been recorded to allow the [[Gestures in Videogames|analysis of gestures and facial expressions]]. [[user:GiorgioPrini|Giorgio Prini]] is working on these data and on biophysical data to establish relationships between the two.
 From April 2010 [[user:BarbaraBruno|Barbara Bruno]] and [[user:AntonellaBelfatto|Antonella Belfatto]] are working on collecting new data and [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] to the detected user preferences.

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 From April 2010 [[user:BarbaraBruno|Barbara Bruno]] and [[user:AntonellaBelfatto|Antonella Belfatto]] are working on collecting new data and [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] to the detected user preferences.
-From May 2010 [[user:GianmarcoZaccaria|Giovanni Marco Zaccaria]] starts to work on the project. His specific role is to write a part of the opponents’s AI algorithms in C language so that they can receive a feedback from data-acquired biosignals processed by Matlab. The result is to balance in real-time the game difficulty in order to make sure the human player’s enjoyment.
+From May 2010 [[user:GianmarcoZaccaria|Giovanni Marco Zaccaria]] starts to work on the [[Videogame adaptation|adapting the videogame behavior]] project. His specific role is to write a part of the opponents’s AI algorithms in C language so that they can receive a feedback from data-acquired biosignals processed by Matlab. The result is to balance in real-time the game difficulty in order to make sure the human player’s enjoyment.
 More details on the project are available under the discussion tab, accessible by involved airwiki users.