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By using new insights and algorithms in natural language processing and machine learning, we will summarize trends from over 100 selected
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The question of whether a correlation identified in data is spurious or based on a causal relationship – and if so, in which direction – is...
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As part of our evaluation research, we test quantum probability using a benchmark data set to predict decisions.
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The aim of our research project is to analyze the influence of the tone of artificial voices on consumer decisions.
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Emotional arousal has been linked to the motivation to socially share information with others and can reliably be detected in the voice.
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The lavish party with friends, the holiday on the beach, the newly acquired smartphone – all of this is captured on camera and shared via...
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In social media, photos are at least as important as text. On Facebook alone, members upload an average of 350 million images every day....
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To enable recording of visual brand contacts across media boundaries, René Schallner and Dr. Carolin Kaiser are developing ...
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Working together with engineers at the University of Augsburg and start-up firm audEERING, the GfK Verein has developed an instrument that detects emotions using the voice.
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What is the impact of confusion on performance and quality in decision-making?
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Virtual reality enables a high degree of experimental control over product representations and shelf design. Augmented reality opens up new ways of supporting purchasing decisions. We are investigating these possibilities in a collaborative project with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
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Emotions play a decisive role in almost all areas of the customer journey. But what is the best way to measure emotions?
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Emotions can be captured simply from facial expressions, without distortion from subsequent questioning or distracting wiring.
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