Information presentation device, information presentation method, and information presentation program
AssigneeNTT, Inc.
InventorsTakeru ISAKA, Yoko TOKUNAGA, Iwaki TOSHIMA, Takao NAKAMURA
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Abstract
An information presentation device includes a memory and processing circuitry configured to acquire a degree of emotion felt by a first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by a second evaluator for each of a series of actions performed by a human, and present information obtained by comparing the degree of emotion felt by the first evaluator with the degree of emotion felt by the second evaluator.
Claims7
An information presentation device comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- processing circuitry configured to:
- acquire a degree of emotion felt by a first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by a second evaluator for each of a series of actions performed by a human;
- and
- present information obtained by comparing the degree of emotion felt by the first evaluator with the degree of emotion felt by the second evaluator.
An information presentation method comprising:
- acquiring a degree of emotion felt by a first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by a second evaluator for each of a series of actions performed by a human;
- and
- presenting information acquired for actions in which a difference between the degree of emotion felt by the first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by the second evaluator is equal to or greater than a threshold among the series of actions.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing therein an information presentation program that causes a computer to execute a process comprising:
- acquiring a degree of emotion felt by a first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by a second evaluator for each of a series of actions performed by a human;
- and
- presenting information acquired for actions in which a difference between the degree of emotion felt by the first evaluator and the degree of emotion felt by the second evaluator is equal to or greater than a threshold among the series of actions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.