Zsófia Ruttkay

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Tomoko Koda, Zsófia Ruttkay:
Eloquence of eyes and mouth of virtual agents: cultural study of facial expression perception. AI Soc. 32(1): 17-24 (2017)
2011
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Tomoko Koda, Zsófia Ruttkay, Tomoharu Sano:
From cartoons to robots part 2: facial regions as cues to recognize emotions. HRI 2011: 169-170
2010
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Tomoko Koda, Zsófia Ruttkay, Yuka Nakagawa, Kyota Tabuchi:
Cross-Cultural Study on Facial Regions as Cues to Recognize Emotions of Virtual Agents. Culture and Computing 2010: 16-27
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Tomoko Koda, Yuka Nakagawa, Kyota Tabuchi, Zsófia Ruttkay:
From cartoons to robots: facial regions as cues to recognize emotions. HRI 2010: 111-112
2009
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Tomoko Koda, Zsófia Ruttkay:
Cultural Differences in Using Facial Parts as Cues to Recognize Emotions in Avatars. IVA 2009: 517-518

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