Titlebook: Character Computing; Alia El Bolock,Yomna Abdelrahman,Slim Abdennadher Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 character computing.c

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Character Computing and HCI,to provide adaptive and personalized experience, e.g., Affective Computing and Adaptive Systems. However, current digital systems are largely blind to users’ character and traits. Systems that adapt to users’ character show great potential for augmenting character and for creating novel user experie

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,Affective Computing Needs Personalization—And a Character?, and personality with their basic theories as well as psychological and computational aspects is discussed. Furthermore, the human interaction with an emotional machine is described. In this scenario, the machine shows signs of emotion and augments the communication with the user by that. Another as

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Character-IoT (CIoT): Toward Human-Centered Ubiquitous Computing,pon the availability of data about human character traits and states. This data must be comprehensive enough to model the embedded causality in the triad of behavior–situation–character that makes up the core of Character Computing. Acquiring this data requires an intelligent and scalable platform f

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The Good, the Bad, and the Rational: Aspects of Character in Logical Agents,lly directs the person’s behavior. Can the same be said of an artificial agent? In particular, does it make sense to talk of (the typically cold) logical agents, studied in logic-based artificial intelligence, as having characters? I argue that the answer is certainly “yes”, at least in the trivial