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Reverse-engineering recurrent neural networks via low-rank approximations| old_uid | 16838 |
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| title | Reverse-engineering recurrent neural networks via low-rank approximations |
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| start_date | 2018/11/27 |
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| schedule | 14h |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | tours 66 et 65 (entrée par la tour 65), salle 304 |
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| summary | This talk will examine how nonverbal communication, and in particular gesture, conveys personality to observers. Our work is framed using the Five Factor or OCEAN model of personality from social psychology. Drawing both from the psychology literature and primary perceptual research, I'll show how movement changes impact perceived character personality. I'll look at particular movement changes that influence personality traits and also show that in many cases, people may be making two distinct personality judgments, rather than five, as would be expected for the five factor personality model. |
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| responsibles | Vié, Piumi |
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