How can we learn useful representations for affective computing tasks from multimodal sensor data? Our #acii2022 paper (with @MateoAdrelys, Deepak Ganesan, @TRahmanRifat, and Adam Grabell) proposes a new multi-task supervised contrastive learning approach (1/7):
New publication! It's been a fantastic collab with @UMass_SEED_Lab. Our collaboration resulted in NIH R21 funding on early psychopathology of preschool children with wearables and brain imaging. We published in both top tier Computer Sci and Clinical venues this year. Way to go!
Hey Twitter, we're continuing with our lab member introductions. This week, say hello to Zach! Zach is a third year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program. (1/6)
I'm attending my first in-person @ubicomp in Atlanta and will present our work on EarlyScreen tomorrow at 10:40 AM ET. Come say hi if you're around! #UbiComp2022
And who would play him in a film about his life?:“My first semester teaching at UMass a student wrote how they thought I looked and sounded exactly like Nathan Fielder in an evaluation. I can see the resemblance and I think he could capture the awkward energy I bring sometimes.”
Dr. Adam Grabell had the opportunity to interview with New England Public Media to discuss his study which investigates childhood tantrums using wearable devices. See what he had to say here: https://t.co/bOSpEbvySH