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Emotion Recognition

Emotion Recognition is an important area of research to enable effective human-computer interaction. Human emotions can be detected using speech signal, facial expressions, body language, and electroencephalography (EEG). Source: Using Deep Autoencoders for Facial Expression Recognition

Papers

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Long-Short Distance Graph Neural Networks and Improved Curriculum Learning for Emotion Recognition in ConversationCode0
Camera-based implicit mind reading by capturing higher-order semantic dynamics of human gaze within environmental context—0
A Robust Incomplete Multimodal Low-Rank Adaptation Approach for Emotion Recognition—0
Dynamic Parameter Memory: Temporary LoRA-Enhanced LLM for Long-Sequence Emotion Recognition in ConversationCode0
CAST-Phys: Contactless Affective States Through Physiological signals Database—0
Exploring Remote Physiological Signal Measurement under Dynamic Lighting Conditions at Night: Dataset, Experiment, and AnalysisCode1
How to Retrieve Examples in In-context Learning to Improve Conversational Emotion Recognition using Large Language Models?—0
Emotion Detection on User Front-Facing App Interfaces for Enhanced Schedule Optimization: A Machine Learning Approach—0
MATER: Multi-level Acoustic and Textual Emotion Representation for Interpretable Speech Emotion Recognition—0
Infant Cry Emotion Recognition Using Improved ECAPA-TDNN with Multiscale Feature Fusion and Attention EnhancementCode0
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Benchmark Results

#ModelMetricClaimedVerifiedStatus
1M2D-CLAPEmoA77.4—Unverified
2M2D2EmoA76.7—Unverified
3M2DEmoA76.1—Unverified
4Jukebox (Pre-training: CALM)EmoA72.1—Unverified
5CLMR (Pre-training: contrastive)EmoA67.8—Unverified