Abstract: Embodiments of techniques, apparatuses and systems associated with emotion information processing are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computing system may receive an image of a person and identify an emotional state of the person, based at least in part on the image. The computing system may cause storage of the emotional state of the person in combination with other data to enable subsequent response to an emotion-related query provided to the computing system. The emotion-related query may include an emotion-related criteria and a non-emotion-related criteria and the response may be based at least in part on the emotional state in combination with at least some of the other data. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of techniques, apparatuses and systems associated with emotion information processing are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computing system may receive an image of a person and identify an emotional state of the person, based at least in part on the image. The computing system may cause storage of the emotional state of the person in combination with other data to enable subsequent response to an emotion-related query provided to the computing system. The emotion-related query may include an emotion-related criteria and a non-emotion-related criteria and the response may be based at least in part on the emotional state in combination with at least some of the other data. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a binary translator translates instructions from a simulated instruction set into instructions from a host instruction set for execution on a host processor. The binary translator may translate a simulated conditional branch instruction into a set of host branch instructions. The binary translator may substitute a host target address for a simulated target address in a selected host branch instruction for an in-page conditional branch instruction.

Abstract: A system and method of simulating a PC platform are disclosed. The PC platform includes a CPU, a chipset, memory and IO devices. The machine instructions of a target CPU are simulated by several simulation modules. The simulation modules include a monitor that translates the machine instructions into translated code and performs virtualization of the target CPU state. The monitor protects the translated code by using a segmentation mechanism. The simulation modules also include a virtual machine that executes the translated code, and a kernel that detects exceptions occurring in the virtual machine and transfers control between the virtual machine and the monitor according to a type of the exceptions. Most of the simulated instructions, including those that access the memory, are executed directly to achieve high simulation speed.