“…A black dot (•) in a cell means the corresponding database was used in the research mentioned at the bottom of the column. Year 2005 2010 2011 2013 2014 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Research HMM, SVM [6] SVM [17] GerDA, RBM [22] LSTM, BLSTM [28] CRF, CRBM [24] SVM, PCA, LPP, TSL [90] DNN, ANN, ELM [23] DCNN, LSTM [29] CNN [21] DCNN [26] LSTM, MTL [33] ANN, PSOF [19] DCNN, DTPM, TSL [25] LSTM, VAE [31] GAN [86] GAN, SVM [88] LSTM, ATTN [94] DCNN, LSTM [30] CNN, VAE, DAE, AAE, AVB [32] DCNN, GAN [89] LDA, TSL, TLSL [91] CNN, BLSTM, ATTN, MTL [95] LSTM, ATTN [83] DNN, Generative [76] DCNN [79] Additionally, Figure 2a shows a comparison between accuracies reported in deep learning methods based on EMO-DB versus IEMOCAP, which we can see there is a clear separation between the accuracies published. Again, one reason could be the fact that EMO-DB has one degree of magnitude fewer number of samples than IEMOCAP, and using it with deep learning methods makes it more prone to overfitting.…”