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Reduce stress by applying "differentiating message" on the phone
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The team of researchers at the University of Portsmouth (UK) has successfully developed a software application on their mobile phones to help users choose to read or ignore the message has been classified as "good news" and "bad news" , based on the corresponding color.
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According to experts, the application will automatically decode the message in the inbox and sort them by color, with green is "good news", red for "bad news" and blue is "neutral "(pictured). This way the user only look at the color and decided to open either right or not, depending on their mood at the time.
Lead researcher, Dr. Mohamed Gaber, said operating software is based on learning how to classify messages that users choose to model for the previous message. The purpose of the application is to help customers better manage their moods by realizing the meaning of the messages that you receive is positive or negative. According to Dr. Pamela Briggs, a psychologist under the British Psychological Society, the type of analysis in different languages is increasingly the experts use to decrypt the message content. So to use color coding is entirely possible in this context.
Currently, this application has been running tests on samples of phones using Android OS and the results will be announced at the International Conference on Engineering Systems and Intelligent Information The 16th, the take place in Spain in next September. |
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