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Significance of phonological features in speech emotion recognition

Wang et al., 2020

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7595608073878062185
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Wang W
Watters P
Cao X
Shen L
Li B
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International Journal of Speech Technology

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Abstract A novel Speech Emotion Recognition (SER) method based on phonological features is proposed in this paper. Intuitively, as expert knowledge derived from linguistics, phonological features are correlated with emotions. However, it has been found that they are …
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