Emotions and Hume's moral theory by Lind, Marcia Susan

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Emotion research by the people, for the people by Picard, Rosalind W.

“…Emotion research will leap forward when its focus changes from comparing averaged statistics of self-report data across people experiencing emotion in laboratories to characterizing patterns of data from individuals and clusters of similar individuals experiencing emotion in real life. …”
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Interactivity and emotion through cinematography by Tomlinson, William Michael, 1972-

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Emotional intelligence on salespeople performance. by Ng, Kok Siang., Cheng, Yi., Nguyen, Huu Quynh Nhu.

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Emotional intelligence of Singaporean undergraduates by Chan, Clare Chui May, Lai, Natalie Ling Hua, Aw, Ellis Tsui Luan

“…Research indicate that for success at the highest levels in leadership positions, close to 90% is attributable to Emotional Intelligence(EI). The aim of our study is to determine the EI of Singaporean undergraduates who are currently studying in local and foreign universities.…”
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Visualizing emotions in social conversations by Tan, Cheng Wu

“…The second half of the project was used to implement a chosen emotions representation method.…”
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Emotion analysis from speech by Mus'ifah Amran

“…Speech is the first form of communication that humans instinctively use without thought and most times, our emotions are expressed though them. Emotion in speech helps us in forming interpersonal connections. …”
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Visualizing emotions in social conversations by Bhadra, Soham

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Multimodal continuous emotion analysis by Zhang, Su

“…Continuous emotion recognition (CER), a sub-task in this area, focuses on performing sequence-to-sequence regression on the provided emotion cues, as opposed to other research topics such as sequence-to-category emotion classification. …”
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The influence of emotion on decision making. by Heng, Dionne.

“…To date, research on decision making has generally paid lesser attention to the influence of emotions. Nonetheless, it is an undeniable fact that more often than not, decisions and behaviour are governed by emotions and this has an important impact on the quality of decisions made. …”
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FPGA implementation of emotion recognition by Chin, Wei Jie

“…This project aims to create an emotion detector using FPGA. The emotion detector will display the emotion of the person based on the image given. …”
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The effects of emotion on self-regulation by Low, Yi Hua

“…Different types of emotions have been found to differentially influence our cognition, thoughts and behaviors. …”
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Emotional design with ambient intelligence by Tay, Benjamin Zikai

“…This shows the improvement on the intensity of the emotions by the colour changing lights. The users have also expressed that they felt a large degree of improvements to their emotions after the experiment. …”
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Human emotion to control the quadcopter by Tan, Teck Leong

“…The recent works on Brain Computer Interface (BCI) had witnessed the breakthrough of enabling human to have control over objects by using thoughts and emotions. Some studies have also revealed that the quality of the EEG signals can be affected by the number of acquisition channels and the non-stationarity properties in EEG. …”
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Real time emotion recognition by Cheang, Khai Mun

“…Recognizing emotion from facial expression is a fundamental aspect of interpersonal communication. …”
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Facial emotion processing and depression by Eu, Juan Lih, Lau, Hubert Guan Ting

“…Being deficient in the ability to process the facial emotions of others has ramifications on one’s social relationships and mental health, and this deficient processing of facial emotions has been found to characterize patients with depression. …”
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Real-time emotion detection by Koh, Melvyn Nguan Theng

“…This project aims to build a Real-Time Emotion Detection application that detects seven emotions namely – Anger, Disgust, Fear, Happy, Sad, Surprise and Neutral. …”
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Speech based emotion classification by Tin, Lay Nwe, Foo, Say Wei, De Silva, Liyanage C.

“…In this paper, a speech based emotion classification method is presented. Six basic human emotions including anger, dislike, fear, happiness, sadness and surprise are investigated. …”
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Emotional intelligence and group dynamics. by Chen, Karin Yanlin., Tan, Jamie Hui Sze., Toh, Xiuling.

“…To study the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and group processes (positive and negative group processes).…”
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CMAC for speech emotion profiling by Kamaruddin, Norhaslinda, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Wahab

“…Cultural differences have been one of the many factors that can cause failures in speech emotion analysis. If this cultural parameter could be regarded as noise artifacts in detecting emotion in speech, we could then extract pure emotion speech signal from the raw emotional speech. …”
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