2023
DOI: 10.48084/etasr.6004
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Emotion Recognition From Speech and Text using Long Short-Term Memory

Sonagiri China Venkateswarlu,
Siva Ramakrishna Jeevakala,
Naluguru Udaya Kumar
et al.

Abstract: Everyday interactions depend on more than just rational discourse; they also depend on emotional reactions. Having this information is crucial to making any kind of practical or even rational decision, as it can help to better understand one another by sharing our responses and providing recommendations on how they may feel. Several studies have recently begun to focus on emotion detection and labeling, proposing different methods for organizing feelings and detecting emotions in speech. Determining how emotio… Show more

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“…Akan tetapi menurut penelitian [5], deteksi emosi melalui teks dalam 10 tahun terakhir masih kalah jauh dari deteksi emosi menggunakan parameter lain. Untuk itu ketika saat ini terjadi kondisi melimpahnya teks akibat masifnya komunikasi online, maka penelitian deteksi, rekognisi atau klasifikasi emosi berbasis teks sangat penting dilakukan [6].…”
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“…Akan tetapi menurut penelitian [5], deteksi emosi melalui teks dalam 10 tahun terakhir masih kalah jauh dari deteksi emosi menggunakan parameter lain. Untuk itu ketika saat ini terjadi kondisi melimpahnya teks akibat masifnya komunikasi online, maka penelitian deteksi, rekognisi atau klasifikasi emosi berbasis teks sangat penting dilakukan [6].…”
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“…In [9], facial expression-based surveillance was employed to detect neurodegenerative diseases. Utilizing the LSTM model, emotions are identified from both speech and text [10]. In [11], a smart scarf was presented to help people who struggle to communicate their feelings.…”
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confidence: 99%