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Affective computing scholarship and the rise of China: a view from 25 years of bibliometric data

Computer Science

Affective computing scholarship and the rise of China: a view from 25 years of bibliometric data

M. Ho, P. Mantello, et al.

Explore the fascinating evolution of affective computing research from 1995-2020 as conducted by Manh-Tung Ho, Peter Mantello, Hong-Kong T. Nguyen, and Quan-Hoang Vuong. This study uncovers a significant shift towards commercially viable applications while identifying key collaborative networks across the globe, even amidst geopolitical challenges.

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Abstract
This article uses bibliometric analysis of 3386 Web-of-Science-indexed articles (1995-2020) to examine the growth and development of affective computing research. It reveals a shift from mental illness diagnosis to commercially viable applications and identifies two major collaborative networks: a US/Asia-Pacific cluster and a European cluster. Despite geopolitical tensions, vibrant research alliances exist between the West and China, particularly with the US.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 18, 2021
Authors
Manh-Tung Ho, Peter Mantello, Hong-Kong T. Nguyen, Quan-Hoang Vuong
Tags
affective computing
bibliometric analysis
collaborative networks
US/Asia-Pacific
Europe
commercial applications
geopolitical tensions

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