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A Review on Various Mood Detection and Regulation Methods

Author : Himadri Patil 1 Makarand Kulkarni 2

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Date of Publication :25th September 2020

Abstract: Advancements in research and technology have made the human capacity to interact with computers or machines. The most natural way of communication is through emotions. In this era of Artificial Intelligence, Affective computing and virtual reality, to sense and regulate the person’s emotional states without another person’s intervention is possible. Enormous research has taken place in the field of mood detection and regulation. This paper focuses on the major highlights in the recent research of mood detection and regulation with different approaches for providing a technological perspective on society.

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