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Emotions and EMG measures of facial muscles in interactive contexts

In this position paper, we address three topics regarding the use of users’ facial expression to study emotion in HCI: theories of emotion as basis for research, EMG measures of facial muscles to study users’ emotions and application of emotion recognition methods in user experience studies.

S. Mahlke | M. Minge

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