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Emotions can be modelled

Modeling emotions involves programming a system to: 1) understand emotions (semantic task) and 2) behave emotionally through the interaction of emotional states and other cognitive states such as planning, learning and recall (behavioral task).

Michael Dyer (1987).
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Emotions can be modelled
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Lack physiological components
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Emotion is a type of information processing
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