ADDING REAL DATA TO DETECT EMOTIONS BY MEANS OF SMART RESOURCE ARTIFACTS IN MAS

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Authors:
Jaime RINCÓN, Jose Luis POZA, Juan Luis POSADAS, Vicente JULIÁN, Carlos CARRASCOSA

DOI:
10.14201/ADCAIJ2016548592

Volume:
Regular Issue 5 (4), 2016

Keywords:

Multi-agent Systems; Emotions; Smart Resource; Distributed Systems

This article proposes an application of a social emotional model, which allows to extract, analyse, represent and manage the social emotion of a group of entities. Specifically, the application is based on how music can influence in a positive or negative way over emotional states. The proposed approach employs the JaCalIVE framework, which facilitates the development of this kind of environments. A physical device called smart resource offers to agents processed sensor data as a service. So that, agents obtain real data from a smart resource. MAS uses the smart resource as an artifact by means of a specific communications protocol. The framework includes a design method and a physical simulator. In this way, the social emotional model allows the creation of simulations over JaCalIVE, in which the emotional states are used in the decision-making of the agents.

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