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Enhancing Emotion Recognition through Multimodal Systems and Advanced Deep Learning Techniques

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  • Meena Jindal
  • Khushwant Kaur

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Emotion detection, hence, is an important step toward making human-computer interaction a more enhanced process, where systems are made capable of identifying and responding to the emotional state of users. In fact, multimodal emotion detection systems in which both auditory and visual information are fused are emerging, and these approaches toward expressive emotional states are complementary and robust. Multimodal systems enhance the quality of interacting and, through many applications, can diagnose emotional disorders, monitor automotive safety, and improve human-robot interactions. In nature, the high-dimensional space and dynamic threats have resulted in obtaining low accuracy and high computational cost in applying the traditional models based on single-modality data. On the other hand, multimodal systems explore the synergy between audio and visual data, giving better performance and higher accuracy in inferring subtle emotional expressions. The latest improvement was done on these systems using recent advancements in transfer learning and deep learning techniques.That being said, this research Proposal devises a multimodal emotion recognition system integrating speech and face information through transfer learning for improved accuracy and robustness. Serving this purpose, the objectives of this research entail the effective comparison among different transfer-learning strategies, including the impact of pre-trained models in speech-based emotion recognition, and to introduce the role of voice activity detection in the process. Advanced neural network architectures like Spatial Transformer Networks and bidirectional LSTM in facial emotion recognition will also be tested. Early and late fusion strategies will also be used to find the best strategy for combining speech and facial data.This research will target several challenges that involve the complexity of data, balancing of the model performance-robustness balance, computational limitations, and standardization of evaluations in developing a working and robust emotion recognition system to enhance digital interaction and apply in practical areas. The goal is to create a system that oversteps the limitation of single-modality models through state-of-the-art advances in deep learning, as well as front-line improvements in transfer learning, in the manner of emotion detection performance.

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  • Meena Jindal & Khushwant Kaur, 2024. "Enhancing Emotion Recognition through Multimodal Systems and Advanced Deep Learning Techniques," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 10(3), pages 656-661, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v10:y2024:i3:id:246
    DOI: 10.32628/CSEIT24103216
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