pointaffects
Pointaffects is a term that appears in some niche discussions within affective computing and time-series analysis to describe discrete affective events associated with particular points in a data sequence, such as timestamps in audio, video, text streams, or physiological measurements. There is no single, widely accepted definition, and the term is not standard across major journals.
Conceptually, pointaffects refer to affective information that is identified or recorded at precise moments rather than
Measurement and representation often involve annotating streams with time-stamped events or exporting detections from classifiers, peak-detection
Applications span affective computing, psychology experiments, user-experience research, and marketing analytics, where researchers seek to link
See also: affective computing, emotion recognition, time-series analysis, event detection.
Note: pointaffects is not a standardized term and may be used variably in different sources.