Peechatt presents research at Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction Conference

Michael Peechatt, computing and information sciences Ph.D. candidate, presented “Modality-Time Masking for Robust Multimodal Confusion Detection” at the 2026 Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction Conference in Puebla, Mexico. The research was co-authored by Reynold Bailey, professor in the Department of Computer Science, and Cecilia Alm, professor of psychology and artificial intelligence program director.

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