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Recordings of the workshop on Foundations of Social Signal Processing

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The presentation recordings of the Workshop on Foundations of Social Signals are now online. Rome, December 3-5, 2009.
The presentation recordings of the Workshop on Foundations of Social Signals are now online:

http://sspnet.eu/virtual-learning-centre/sspnetrome09

The event has involved more than 50 researchers from both human and computing sciences that have gathered to build a shared understanding about social signals and nonverbal communication.

Presentations and contributions have covered a wide spectrum of topics related to Social Signal Processing, from machine intelligence in social behavior to psychological aspects of human-human communication. Furthermore, a panel discussion has addressed the problem of bridging the gap between human and computing sciences.

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