中国物理B ›› 2026, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (6): 60504-060504.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/ae27b6
Xiyu Ren(任玺谕)1, Xianying Xu(徐宪莹)1,†, Xiaodong Liu(刘晓东)2,‡, Minghui Zhang(张明会)1, Santo Banerjee3, Suo Gao(高锁)1, and Jun Mou(牟俊)1
Xiyu Ren(任玺谕)1, Xianying Xu(徐宪莹)1,†, Xiaodong Liu(刘晓东)2,‡, Minghui Zhang(张明会)1, Santo Banerjee3, Suo Gao(高锁)1, and Jun Mou(牟俊)1
摘要: The study of relationship emotions, a set of emotional and psychological responses that arise in a relationship, can help develop more humanized artificial intelligence, improve human–computer interaction, and even create more immersive experiences in virtual and augmented reality. Due to the nonlinear and feedback-driven nature of relational affect, which aligns closely with chaos theory, and the ability of leaky integrate-and-fire (LIF) neuron models to simulate dopaminerelated electrical activity in brain nuclei, this study innovatively integrates both approaches. By linking the membrane potential signals of LIF neurons to relational affect equations, it achieves a refined modeling of the mechanisms underlying relational affect generation. This paper adds the LIF neuron model to the relationship emotion model to construct a new LIF relationship emotion model (LRM). The effect of the parameters in the LRM on the relationship emotions generated by the model is investigated using numerical analysis. This includes the firing behavior produced by LIF neurons and a study of relationship emotions produced by different initial relationship emotion states under the same conditions. Finally, the feasibility of LRM is verified using a digital signal processing (DSP) platform. This process not only verifies the feasibility of LRM but also provides new ideas and methods for future research in affective computing and human–computer interaction.
中图分类号: (Control of chaos, applications of chaos)