Silvia Rossi

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University of Naples Federico II

Italy

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Silvia Rossi is an Associate Professor at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. Her research focuses on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), exploring themes such as transparency in robotic behaviors, mental state modeling, and the implications of deception in HRI. Recent publications include works on enhancing assistive robot behaviors through mentalisation techniques and the assessment of technology acceptance in older adults using robotic monitoring.

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Articles (19)

Robot, Did You Read My Mind? Modelling Human Mental States to Facilitate Transparency and Mitigate False Beliefs in Human–Robot Collaboration

What is behind the curtain? Increasing transparency in reinforcement learning with human preferences and explanations

BRILLO: Personalised HRI with a Bartender Robot

Deception in HRI and Its Implications: A Systematic Review

Exploring the Role of Robot's Movements for a Transparent Affective Communication

Assessment of Distraction and the Impact on Technology Acceptance of Robot Monitoring Behaviour in Older Adults Care

Enhancing Robot Assistive Behaviour by Mentalising User Intent and Beliefs with Reinforcement Learning

Personality-Based Adaptation of Robot Behaviour: Acceptability Results on Individuals with Cognitive Impairments

Deep Reinforcement Learning for Robotic Approaching Behavior Influenced by User Activity and Disengagement

Mind Perception in HRI: Exploring Users’ Attribution of Mental and Emotional States to Robots with Different Behavioural Styles

Personalized home-care support for the elderly: a field experience with a social robot at home

Human–Robot Interaction Video Sequencing Task (HRIVST) for Robot's Behavior Legibility

An Application of a Runtime Epistemic Probabilistic Event Calculus to Decision-making in e-Health Systems

Using the Social Robot NAO for Emotional Support to Children at a Pediatric Emergency Department: Randomized Clinical Trial

Multiple-source data collection and processing into a graph database supporting cultural heritage applications

Toward Robots’ Behavioral Transparency of Temporal Difference Reinforcement Learning With a Human Teacher

“Don’t Get Distracted!”: The Role of Social Robots’ Interaction Style on Users’ Cognitive Performance, Acceptance, and Non-Compliant Behavior

Combining CNN and LSTM for activity of daily living recognition with a 3D matrix skeleton representation

A Trade-Off Negotiation Strategy for Pareto-Optimal Service Composition with Additive QoS-constraints

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Alessandra Rossi

Alberto Eugenio Tozzi

Samuele Vinanzi

Antonio Origlia

Angelo Cangelosi

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