Authors
Tanzeem Choudhury, Alex Pentland
Publication date
2003/10/21
Conference
Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Wearable Computers, 2003. Proceedings.
Pages
216-222
Publisher
IEEE
Description
Knowledge of how people interact is important in many disciplines, eg organizational behavior, social network analysis, information diffusion and knowledge management applications. We are developing methods to automatically and unobtrusively learn the social network structures that arise within human groups based on wearable sensors. At present researchers mainly have to rely on questionnaires, surveys or diaries in order to obtain data on physical interactions between people. In this paper, we show how sensor measurements from the sociometer can be used to build computational models of group interactions. We present results on how we can learn the structure of faceto-face interactions within groups, detect when members are in face-to-face proximity and also when they are having a conversation.
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