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Was ist Affective Computing?

Affective Computing

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    Marco Maier, Lilian Schröder,  Michael Bartl & Regina Burgmayr

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Correspondence to Marco Maier, Lilian Schröder, Michael Bartl or Regina Burgmayr.

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Dr. Marco Maier, Head of Artificial Intelligence, HYVE AG

Lilian Schröder BA, BSc, IoT-Lab

Dr. Michael Bartl, Vorstand, HYVE Unternehmensgruppe für Innovation

Regina Burgmayr, Projekt- und Communitymanager, TAWNY GmbH

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Maier, M., Schröder, L., Bartl, M. et al. Was ist Affective Computing?. Digitale Welt 3, 72–74 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42354-019-0216-5

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