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BROAFERENCE: A Prototype of an Emotion-based TV Quality Rating System

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Whether a television (TV) program is good or not is generally judged by its TV rating, which indicates the audience size. However, it is obvious that a TV rating does not necessarily guarantee the quality of the program. In this chapter, we describe the architecture and experimental results of BROAFERENCE, which is an emotion-based TV quality rating system that makes it possible to judge the quality of a TV program by measuring emotional information from the TV audience. BROAFERENCE utilizes automatic detection of facial expressions and gaze information via a camera observing the TV program’s audience in order to collect emotional cues about the impact of a certain program as well as measuring the attention of viewers.

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Aoki, T., Kowalik, U. (2011). BROAFERENCE: A Prototype of an Emotion-based TV Quality Rating System. In: Fukuda, S. (eds) Emotional Engineering. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84996-423-4_12

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