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(January 2021)
Dr Julian Frommel
Julian Frommel joined the Institute of Media Informatics in October 2014. He studied Computer Science and Multimedia at Augsburg University and acquired his master degree with a master's thesis on "Learning Bayesian Networks From Multimodal Data to Control the Behaviour of Virtual Characters" at the Human-Centered Multimedia group of Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André. His current research interests revolve around novel interaction concepts for games and their influence on players. In specific he is interested in emotion-based game adaptivity, the assessment of the player state, interaction and game design of VR and AR games, as well as serious games.
Mr Frommel has left the institute in October 2019 after having concluded his phd thesis. We thank him for his excellent contributions and wish him all the best to his future career.
Publications
2014
1.
B. Endrass,
J. Frommel and
E. André,
"A hybrid Approach to model a Bayesian Network of Culture-specific Behavior"
in Proceedings of the 2014 International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems,
2014,
pp. 1395--1396.