Bayesian Model of the Social Effects of Emotion in Decision-Making in Multiagent Systems

Celso M. de Melo; Peter Carnevale; Stephen Read; Dimitrios Antos; Jonathan Gratch

Bayesian Model of the Social Effects of Emotion in Decision-Making in Multiagent Systems

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de Melo, C. M., Carnevale, P., Read, S., Antos, D., & Gratch, J. (2012). Bayesian Model of the Social Effects of Emotion in Decision-Making in Multiagent Systems. Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems . Valencia, Spain.

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My research develops computational analogues of human emotion to enhance agent decision-making and communication. The goal is to look at what made emotions a successful evolutionary strategy, and transfer these insights into the design of agents that operate in complex environments. I am also interested in ways to use emotion expressions to improve human-computer interaction.

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Deploying Affect-Inspired Mechanisms to Enhance Agent Decision-Making and Communication
Bayesian Model of the Social Effects of Emotion in Decision-Making in Multiagent Systems
Reasoning Patterns in Bayesian Games
A Computer Model of the Interpersonal effects of Emotion Displayed in Social Dilemmas
The influence of emotion expression on perceptions of trustworthiness in negotiation
Using Emotions to Enhance Decision-Making

Dimitrios Antos

PhD in Computer Science, Harvard University - Software Engineer at Google

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