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When calls go wrong: How to detect problematic calls based on log-files and emotions?

Herm et al., 2008

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8374281207919367399
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Herm O
Schmitt A
Liscombe J
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INTERSPEECH

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Traditionally, the prediction of problematic calls in Interactive Voice Response systems in call centers has been based either on dialog state transitions and recognition log data, or on caller emotion. We present a combined model incorporating both types of feature sets that …
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