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Subject : Computer Applications and Technology
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IJCATR Volume 6 Issue 2
Emotions in Humans and Intelligent systems (In terms of ‘Classical Indian Philosophy’ and Marvin Minsky’s ‘The Emotion Machine’)
G. Gnaneswari M.V. Vijayakumar
10.7753/IJCATR0602.1004
keywords : cognition, conversational agent, emotion, cognitive architecture, speech processing, behaviour, belief, philosophy.
Today ‘Emotional Intelligence’ has become a popular field of research. This paper compares and contracts the cross cultural philosophies with cognition in today’s digital world Artificial Intelligence. In this paper we discuss about what Indian philosophy has to say about human beings and their emotion which is completely different from what is believed to be the right thing in today’s psychology. That is because beliefs change with time. The belief of our ancestors is not what we believe today. And with these changing times if we have to build a machine with human intelligence that can understand emotions then it is a challenge. This makes the study quite interesting.
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Title = "Emotions in Humans and Intelligent systems (In terms of ‘Classical Indian Philosophy’ and Marvin Minsky’s ‘The Emotion Machine’)",
Journal ="International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research(IJCATR)",
Volume = "6",
Issue ="2",
Pages ="91 - 96",
Year = "2017",
Authors ="G. Gnaneswari M.V. Vijayakumar"}
Emotions and Humans and Intelligent Systems is a paper comparing the emotions based on various philosophies.
Incorporating the Emotions in Machines and the need for it is discussed.
Methods of how can emotions be measured and used as a input to conversational agents is discussed.
Also shows how a conversational agent development with cognition is possible in the future.