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This Audio Visualization program analyzes speech content, associating colors and/or shapes with words (ie. light colors to express positive; dark colors to express negative), in the same way that audio visualization programs use volume and pitch on music.
SimpleEmotion
Http://www.SimpleEmotion.com
[JesusHChrist, Nov 10 2012]
Colour hearing
Colour_20hearing
hear what you see [spidermother, Nov 10 2012]
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I am positive that this would in no way be able to parse the meaning out of language where the positive and negative were used in close association. |
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It would have no trouble whatsoever with sarcasm. |
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It would also be wicked if it could handle idiomatic usage. |
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I can picture Victor Borge saying that we should try to make our speech more colorful, and then inventing a wonderful monologue doing that (somehow). |
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This is a terribly good idea, and awfully inventive.
However, I foresee problems. |
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My friend Dr. Noam Amir has developed a system like
this that listens to your "emotions" in speech and gives
a number quantifying several parameters such as anger,
fear, sorrow and stress. |
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[edit]sorry I only saw the links after I wrote my anno. |
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