Social signal processing
Eyal Dim, Tsvi Kuflik · 2010
Social Signal Processing of small groups enables detection of their social context. Monitoring of the social context may be based on position proximity (as a pre-condition for conversation), and on voice communication (an evidence for interaction). Understanding of the social context of a group may allow a system to intervene at the right moment and to suggest relevant services/information. This, in turn, may enhance the group members' experience during leisure activity. This study focuses on assessing the possibility of automatic detection of intra group interaction in a museum environment. It presents analysis and tools that intend to set the foundation for computer aided group interaction during leisure activities.