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Tomoko Koda

Publication record assembled from the DBLP archive of ranked conferences.

Papers indexed

26

Venues

6

Active years

2008–2025

Best venue rank

A*

Where they publish

Papers

26 indexed papers, newest first.

YearVenueTitleAuthors
2025ICAARTAnalysis of the Continuous Effects of Assertive Feedback from a Job Interview Training Agent.Tomoko Koda, Kota Yamauchi, Nao Takeuchi, Miho Hotta
2023HAIAnalysis of the Effects of Assertive Feedback from a Job Interview Training Agent.Tomoko Koda, Nao Takeuchi, Miho Hotta
2022HAIMeasuring Subconscious Gender Biases against Male and Female Virtual Agents in Japan.Tomoko Koda, Saori Tsuji, Miki Takase
2021ACIIJob Interview Training System using Multimodal Behavior Analysis.Nao Takeuchi, Tomoko Koda
2021HAIInitial Assessment of Job Interview Training System using Multimodal Behavior Analysis.Nao Takeuchi, Tomoko Koda
2020HAIDevelopment and Evaluation of Agent's Adaptive Gaze Behaviors.Kazuhiro Horie, Tomoko Koda
2020HRIInfluence of Anxiety toward Robots on the Appearance Tendency of Uncanny Valley.Tomoko Koda, Kazuhiro Ikeda
2020ICAARTEffects of Agents' Embodiment and Robot Anxiety Scale on Social Priming.Tomoko Koda, Kensuke Kikuzawa
2019ICAARTAnalysis of the Effects of Appearances of Avatars on User's Self-evaluation of Extroversion.Tomoko Koda, Ryosuke Oguri
2018HAIPerception of Culture-specific Gaze Behaviors of Agents and Gender Effects.Tomoko Koda, Yuuki Takeda
2018ICMIAnalysis of the Effect of Agent's Embodiment and Gaze Amount on Personality Perception.Tomoko Koda, Takuto Ishioh
2017ICAARTDevelopment of Culture-specific Gaze Behaviours of Virtual Agents.Tomoko Koda, Taku Hirano, Takuto Ishioh
2017ICMIAnalyses of the effects of agents' performing self-adaptors.Tomoko Koda
2017IVADevelopment and Perception Evaluation of Culture-Specific Gaze Behaviors of Virtual Agents.Tomoko Koda, Taku Hirano, Takuto Ishioh
2016HAICross-cultural Study of Perception and Acceptance of Japanese Self-adaptors.Takuto Ishioh, Tomoko Koda
2016HRIHow Robot's Animacy Affects Human Tolerance for their Malfunctions?Tomoko Koda, Yuta Nishimura, Tomofumi Nishijima
2016ICAARTAnalysis of Gender-specific Self-adaptors and Their Effects on Agent's Impressions.Tomoko Koda, Takuto Ishioh, Takafumi Watanabe, Yoshihiko Kubo
2016ICAARTPerception of Masculinity and Femininity of Agent's Appearance and Self-adaptors.Tomoko Koda, Takuto Ishioh, Takafumi Watanabe, Yoshihiko Kubo
2016IVAShyness Level and Sensitivity to Gaze from Agents - Are Shy People Sensitive to Agent's Gaze?Tomoko Koda, Masaki Ogura, Yu Matsui
2014ICAARTImportance of Considering User's Social Skills in Human-agent Interactions - Is Performing Self-adaptors Appropriate for Virtual Agents?.Tomoko Koda, Hiroshi Higashino
2014IVAEffects of an Agent's Displaying Self-adaptors during a Serious Conversation.Tomoko Koda, Yuko Mori
2012IVACultural Study on Speech Duration and Perception of Virtual Agent's Nodding.Tomoko Koda, Haruka Kishi, Takanori Hamamoto, Yota Suzuki
2011HRIFrom cartoons to robots part 2: facial regions as cues to recognize emotions.Tomoko Koda, Zsfia Ruttkay, Tomoharu Sano
2010HRIFrom cartoons to robots: facial regions as cues to recognize emotions.Tomoko Koda, Yuka Nakagawa, Kyota Tabuchi, Zsfia Ruttkay
2009IVACultural Differences in Using Facial Parts as Cues to Recognize Emotions in Avatars.Tomoko Koda, Zsfia Ruttkay
2008IVACross-Cultural Evaluations of Avatar Facial Expressions Designed by Western Designers.Tomoko Koda, Matthias Rehm, Elisabeth Andr