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What is most important for an Emotion Markup Language?

by M. Schroeder and I. Wilson and W. Jarrold and D. Evans and C. Pelachaud and E. Zovato and K. Karpouzis

Published by Proc. Third Workshop Emotion and Computing, KI 2008, Kaiserslautern, Germany, September, 2008

Abstract

The paper describes the consolidated set of mandatory and optional requirements for an Emotion Markup Language as identified by the W3C Emotion Markup Language Incubator group. It also exposes a number of relevant questions that arise from theoretical considerations as well as from the intended use of the markup language.

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	Name	Title	E-mail
	Jarrold, William	Alumnus