Abir Hamrouni

• Doctor of Engineering
• Professor (Assistant) at The Faculty of Science of Gabes

Emotion recognition has garnered significant attention as a burgeoning research domain, owing to its potential applications across diverse fields such as human-computer interaction, affective gaming, marketing, and human-robot interaction. Accurately interpreting and appropriately responding to human emotions remains a critical challenge in the dev...

Serious Games as video games whose main goal is education rather than entertainment must adapt to the cognitive and emotional aptitudes of the learner-player to optimize his interaction experience and adapt intervention strategies to keep the learner-player engaged and motivated during the game session. In this context, great importance is given to...

The future of video games lies in Affective Games, as the future of learning lies in Affective Learning that due to the proven role of human emotions in how we think and behave. The main goals behind studying emotions in all areas other than psychology and neuroscience are to maximize beneficial emotions, reduce detrimental ones and to develop adap...

In both learning and gaming contexts, engagement can be observed as a key factor. Serious games as a tool that has a serious purpose besides entertainment, have to engage learner-players and increase their motivation. It's common knowledge that serious games have positive effects on learner-players by using its game elements. Game designers propose...

In this paper, we present a general idea of a participatory training environment in a context of multi-agent participatory simulation applied to rodent control. In a first step, we focus on the agent-based simulation tool that embeds ecosystem models such as rodent dynamics, weather variation and land occupation. The general idea of our training en...