affective state

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meanings of affectiveand state

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affective
adjective
uk /əˈfek.tɪv/ us /əˈfek.tɪv/
connected with ...
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state
noun
uk /steɪt/ us /steɪt/
a condition or way of being that exists at a ...
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Examples of affective state

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Roberts claims to have found a novel association between television watching and his affectivestate at a later time.
Recent research15,23 has reported the use of frequency domain heart rate analysis for use in affectivestate estimation.
Human-robot cooperation experiments are performed where the robot senses the affectivestate of the human and responds appropriately.
I cannot explicate the notion of a central affectivestate in detail here, but moods are paradigmatically central.
This further supported the hypothesis that there is a distinct relationship between the physiology and affectivestate of a person.
However, what students actually learn may be quite different and will depend on a number of factors, including the learner's current knowledge and affectivestate.
A more global context is set by the affectivestate of the individual.
However, it is also of interest that ' affectivestate ' items had stronger loadings on this factor.
In this work, an affectivestate inference engine is developed for online estimation of the affectivestate.
Based on that study and existing physiological research,18-21 in this work, a fuzzy inference engine is proposed to estimate affectivestate on-line.
The results demonstrate that affectivestate arousal can be detected using physiological signals and the inference engine.
In this paper we focus on using physiological measurements to sense the person's affectivestate.
This may improve their affectivestate and help them stay engaged in an ongoing task.
If this is the case, then complaints should co-vary over time with affectivestate.
One interpretation of this association is that a person's affectivestate colours the evaluation of their cognitive performance.
The affectivestate information along with other environmental inputs is used by a controller to decide the next course of action.
A small feasibility study17 showed promise in using physiological signals to estimate affectivestate when robot motion is the stimulus.
However, understanding that adults are expressing a particular affectivestate does not mean that the infant knows that it is directed toward a particular object.
The variables measured at interview included religion, feeling of well-being, affectivestate, social contacts (including live children).
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