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Multimodal adaptive emotion transformer with flexible modality inputs on a novel dataset with continuous labels

Jiang et al., 2023

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11508308699346020654
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Jiang W
Liu X
Zheng W
Lu B
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proceedings of the 31st ACM international conference on multimedia

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Emotion recognition from physiological signals is a topic of widespread interest, and researchers continue to develop novel techniques for perceiving emotions. However, the emergence of deep learning has highlighted the need for high-quality emotional datasets to …
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