GLOWINSKI , Donald

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The present contribution provides readers from diverse fields of psychology with a new and comprehensive model for the understanding of the characteristics of music ensembles. The model is based on a novel heuristic approach whose key construct is resilience, intended here as the ability of a system to adapt to external perturbations and...

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This paper illustrates our recent work on the analysis of expressive gesture related to the motion of the upper body (the head and the hands) in the context of emotional portrayals performed by professional actors. An experiment is presented which is the result of a multidisciplinary joint work. The experiment aims at (i) developing models and...

Our research focused on ensemble musical performance, an ideal test-bed for the development of models and techniques for measuring creative social interaction in an ecologically valid framework. Starting from expressive behavioral data of a string quartet, this paper addresses the application of Multi-Scale Entropy method to investigate...

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This paper illustrates a research project on the visual cues that account for the ability to recognize emotions from upper-body movements. We describe an experiment that evaluated whether human observers could discriminate between high and low arousal emotions by means of impoverished displays representing the motion and shape information of...

Questo articolo presenta una panoramica del lavoro di ricerca sull'analisi dell'espressività del gesto e del movimento umano nell'interazione uomo-macchina presso il Laboratorio di Informatica Musicale (InfoMus Lab) del DIST (Dipartimento di Informatica, Sistemistica e Telematica) dell'Università di Genova. Un'attenzione particolare è dedicata...

This paper presents a framework for analysis of affective behavior starting with a reduced amount of visual information related to human upper-body movements. The main goal is to individuate a minimal representation of emotional displays based on nonverbal gesture features. The GEMEP (Geneva multimodal emotion portrayals) corpus was used to...

When people perform a task as part of a joint action, their behavior is not the same as it would be if they were performing the same task alone, since it has to be adapted to facilitate shared understanding (or sometimes to prevent it). Joint performance of music offers a test bed for ecologically valid investigations of the way non-verbal...

Visual information is imperative when developing a concrete and context-sensitive understanding of how music performance is perceived. Recent studies highlight natural, automatic, and nonconscious dependence on visual cues that ultimately refer to body expressions observed in the musician. The current study investigated how the social context...

Visual information is imperative when developing a concrete and context-sensitive understanding of how music performance is perceived. Recent studies highlight natural, automatic, and nonconscious dependence on visual cues that ultimately refer to body expressions observed in the musician. The current study investigated how the social context...