Reducing computational load of processing measurements of affective response
OwnerAri M. Frank, Gil Thiebergerinventors
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Systems and methods for reducing the computational load of processing measurements of affective response of a user to content. A content emotional response analyzer (content ERA) receives a segment of content, analyzes it, and outputs an indication regarding whether a value related to a predicted emotional response to the segment reaches a predetermined threshold. Based on the indication, a controller selects a processing level, from among at least first and second processing levels, for a processor to process measurements of affective response. The first level may be selected when the value does not reach the predetermined threshold, while the second level may be selected when the value reaches it. The processor is configured to utilize significantly fewer computation cycles to process data operating at the first processing level, compared to the number of computation cycles it utilizes to process data operating at the second processing level.
A system configured to reduce computational load involved in processing measurements of affective response of a user to content, comprising:
A method for reducing computational load of processing measurements of affective response of a user to content, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium for use in a computer to reduce computational load of processing measurements of affective response of a user to content;
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