NEURO-BIOLOGICAL EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT MODEL FOR HUMAN INSPIRED EMPATHETIC AGENTS

Abstract

Social relationship quality rates our social interaction. Evaluation of emotional situation and identification of effective responsive strategy for currently observed situation management is dependent to social interaction and interpersonal relationship quality. According to functional perspective on emotion, to adapt and navigate the social environment ‘affective responses ‘assist individuals. Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a cognitive intelligence. For humanizing social interaction, we propose a neuro-biological emotional intelligence model covering six basic primary emotions for natural human-machine interaction, which captures extrinsic inputs through sensory receptors, and after processing, recalling prior memories, map those inputs to current exposition in order to exhibit an adaptive emotional behavior using Artificial Neuro Fuzzy Inference System Technique.

Keywords

• Neuro-biological,social interaction,Emotional intelligence,Humanoid robots

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