Multimodal Deep Learning Approach for Real-Time Sentiment Analysis in Video Streaming

Abstract

Recognizing emotions from visual data, like images and videos, presents a daunting challenge due to the intricacy of visual information and the subjective nature of human emotions. Over the years, deep learning has showcased remarkable success in diverse computer vision tasks, including sentiment classification. This paper introduces a novel multi-view deep learning framework for emotion recognition from visual data. Leveraging Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) this framework extracts features from visual data to enhance sentiment classification accuracy. Additionally, we enhance the deep learning model through cutting-edge techniques like transfer learning to bolster its generalization capabilities. Furthermore, we develop an efficient deep learning classification algorithm, effectively categorizing visual sentiments based on the extracted features. To assess its performance, we compare our proposed model with state-of-the-art machine learning methods in terms of classification accuracy, training time, and processing speed. The experimental results unequivocally demonstrate the superiority of our framework, showcasing higher classification accuracy, faster training times, and improved processing speed compared to existing methods. This multi-view deep learning approach marks a significant stride in emotion recognition from visual data and holds the potential for various real-world applications, such as social media sentiment analysis and automated video content analysis.