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Layered-Modeling of Affective and Sensory Experiences using Structural Equation Modeling: Touch Experiences of Plastic Surfaces as an Example.

, , , , and . IEEE Trans. Affect. Comput., 12 (2): 429-438 (2021)

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Hideakira Okamoto

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Kogaku-Shusi Shogo Takaishi

 

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