Interactive Robot Learning for Multimodal Emotion Recognition
Author: Chuang Yu and Adriana Tapus
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Description: Interactive Robot Learning for Multimodal Emotion Recognition by Chuang Yu and Adriana Tapus explores using interactive robot learning with multimodal data for online emotion recognition. This research is valuable for improving human-robot interaction through more accurate emotion detection.
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