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Automatic prediction of individual performance from "thin slices" of social behavior
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2009
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Automatic PredictionEngineeringIndividual DifferencesFeature SelectionBehavior PredictionSocial InfluenceSocial SciencesSpeech RecognitionComputational Social SciencePattern RecognitionSocial DynamicAffective ComputingConversation AnalysisThin SlicesStatisticsSocial Network AnalysisBehavioral SciencesCognitive ScienceUser Behavior ModelingAction PatternHuman DynamicPredictive AnalyticsIndividual PerformancesApplied Social PsychologySpeech CommunicationFacial Expression RecognitionIndividual PerformanceSocial BehaviorSocial ComputingHuman InteractionHuman-computer InteractionActivity RecognitionNonverbal Communication
This paper targets the automatic detection of individual performances in group tasks by means of short sequences, "thin slices", of nonverbal behavior. We designed our task as a classification one. We also investigated the relevance of social context in our task and the effectiveness of our feature selection.
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