This paper focus on automatic of spontaneous data using continuous dimensional labels from multiple coders. It introduces efficient algorithms to the aim of (i) producing ground-truth by maximizing inter-coder agreement, (ii) eliciting the frames or samples that capture the transition to and from an emotional state, and (iii) automatic segmentation of spontaneous audio-visual data to be used by machine learning techniques that cannot handle unsegmented sequences. As a proof of concept, the algorithms introduced are tested using data annotated in arousal and valence space. However, they can be straighforawardly applied to data annotated in other continuous emotional spaces, such as power and expectation
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This paper focuses on automatic segmentation of spontaneous data using continuous dimensional labels...
Human affect is continuous rather than discrete. Various affect dimensions represent emotions better...
The automated analysis of affect has been gaining rapidly increasing attention by researchers over t...
This paper describes the challenges of getting ground truth affective labels for spontaneous video, ...
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Abstract—Past research in analysis of human affect has focused on recognition of prototypic expressi...
This article is made available through the Brunel Open Access Publishing Fund and is available to vi...
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Automatic emotion recognition from speech has been recently focused on the prediction of time-contin...
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We developed acoustic and lexical classifiers, based on a boosting algorithm, to assess the separabi...
To capture variation in categorical emotion recognition by human perceivers, we propose a multi-labe...
This paper focuses on audio-visual (using facial expression, shoulder and audio cues) classification...
This paper focuses on automatic segmentation of spontaneous data using continuous dimensional labels...
Human affect is continuous rather than discrete. Various affect dimensions represent emotions better...
The automated analysis of affect has been gaining rapidly increasing attention by researchers over t...
This paper describes the challenges of getting ground truth affective labels for spontaneous video, ...
Automatically estimating a user’s emotional behaviour via speech contents and facial expressions pla...
Since most automatic emotion recognition (AER) systems employ pre-segmented data that contains only ...
Abstract—Past research in analysis of human affect has focused on recognition of prototypic expressi...
This article is made available through the Brunel Open Access Publishing Fund and is available to vi...
Fine-grained emotion recognition is the process of automatically identifying the emotions of users a...
Automatic emotion recognition from speech has been recently focused on the prediction of time-contin...
This paper presents Personalized Affect Detection with Minimal Annotation (PADMA), a user-dependent ...
This paper aims to give a brief overview of the current state-of-the-art in automatic measurement of...
We developed acoustic and lexical classifiers, based on a boosting algorithm, to assess the separabi...
To capture variation in categorical emotion recognition by human perceivers, we propose a multi-labe...
This paper focuses on audio-visual (using facial expression, shoulder and audio cues) classification...