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The Design of Knowledge-Emotional Reaction Model considering Personality  

Shim, Jeong-Yon (Div. of General Studies, Computer Science, Kangnam University)
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Journal of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of Korea CI / v.47, no.1, 2010 , pp. 116-122 More about this Journal
Abstract
As the importance of HCI(Human-Computer Interface) caused by dramatically developed computer technology is getting high, the requirement for the design of human friendly systems is also getting high. First of all, the personality and Emotional factor should be considered for implementing more human friendly systems. Many studies on Knowledge, Emotion and personality have been made, but the combined methods connecting these three factors is not so many investigated yet. It is known that memorizing process includes not only knowledge but also the emotion and the emotion state has much effects on the process of reasoning and decision making step. Accordingly, for implementing more human friendly efficient sophisticated intelligent system, the system considering these three factors should be modeled and designed. In this paper, knowledge-emotion reaction model was designed. Five types are defined for representing the personality and emotion reaction mechanism calculating emotion vector based on the extracted Thought threads by Type matching selection was proposed. This system is applied to the virtual memory and its emotional reactions are simulated.
Keywords
지식-감정 반응 모델;개인성;타입매칭 선택 메커니즘;사고 스레드;감정 벡터;
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