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ROBOTS AND EMOTIONS
COMPUTATIONALLY MODELLING HUMAN EMOTION (MARSELLA)

EMOTIONS

 Powerful due to shared knowledge of motivational power of emotions
 Inherently dynamic & rapidly changing
 Processes similar to emotion required by any intelligent entity facing social
environments
 Functions of emotions
 Interrupting & re-prioritising cognition
 Improving multi-agent coordination & group utility – emotion & expression help
signal mental states
 As motivator

COMPUTATIONAL MODELS

 Research into computational models influences theories of human emotions
 Processes & interactions of theories must be formally detailed to realise theory as
computational model
 Implicit assumptions & hidden complexities are exposed
 Conceptual level – computational models enrich language-of-emotion theories
 Empirical level – computational models facilitate expanded range of predictions
 Simulations way to explore temporal dynamics of emotion processes & form
predictions about source and time course of those dynamics
 Challenges for computational models of emotion
 Address how emotions arise & evolve over a range of conditions
 Emotional responses can be rapid or unfold over minutes / days


FROM THEORY TO MODEL

 Many different psychological theories of emotion – can be put into 3 categories


Discrete theories  Limited number of core emotions that are biologically determined & innate
of emotion  Their expression is shared across people & cultures

Dimensional  Emotion & other affective phenomena should be conceptualised as a
theories of point in continuous space
emotion  Discrete emotion categories do not have a specific biological basis
(brain region)
 Computational models often use PAD theory – 3 dimensions
(pleasure, arousal, dominance)

Appraisal  Emotions arise from process of comparing individual needs to

, theories of external demands
emotion  Emotions reflect person-environment relationship
 Cannot be explained only by environment OR only by
individual
 Two people associate different emotions with the same external
stimulus
 Dominant framework for building computational models of
emotions
 Criticism
 Emphasis on role of inferential processes (most attractive to
computational modelers & most controversial feature within
psychology)
 Emotion is inherently reactive, appraisal are viewed as
consequent NOT precursor of emotional reactions

THE EMA (EMOTION & ADAPTATION) MODEL

 Computational model of appraisal includes
 Appraisal-derivation process – interpret representation of person-environment
relationship to derive a set of appraisal variables
 Emotion-derivation model – takes this set of appraisal & produces an emotional
response
 Behavioural consequence processes / coping strategies – triggered by emotion &
manipulate person-environment

PERSON-ENVIRONMENT RELATION

 Serves as both input to & output of various appraisal processes
 Agent’s view of how it relates to the environment
 Causal interpretation – encodes input, intermediate results, output of inferential
processes
 Inferential processes – mediate between agent’s goals & its physical and social
environment
 Agent’s interpretation of agent-environment relationship
 Snapshot of agent’s current knowledge concerning agent-environment relationship
 Need for rapid appraisal – requirement on inferential processes that maintain causal
interpretation

APPRAISAL-DERIVATION PROCESS

 Assume appraisal is fast, parallel, automatic
 All significant features in causal interpretation are appraised separately,
simultaneously, automatically
 Appraisal process associates data structure (appraisal frame) with each proposition

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