Papers on anger detection in dialogues
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I am interested in anger detection in dialogues and I want to study multiple methods like LSTM, CNN, etc. Are there any good research papers or books about this subject?
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I am interested in anger detection in dialogues and I want to study multiple methods like LSTM, CNN, etc. Are there any good research papers or books about this subject?
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AdelaMAdelaM
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I am interested in anger detection in dialogues and I want to study multiple methods like LSTM, CNN, etc. Are there any good research papers or books about this subject?
nlp lstm cnn
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AdelaMAdelaM
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I am interested in anger detection in dialogues and I want to study multiple methods like LSTM, CNN, etc. Are there any good research papers or books about this subject?
nlp lstm cnn
nlp lstm cnn
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AdelaMAdelaM
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DeepMoji is a fun project that came out of MIT, which predicts emojis that are most related to an input sentence. Gimmicks aside, it seems perfectly adequate for your task of anger detection.
- Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00524
- Blog post: https://medium.com/@bjarkefelbo/what-can-we-learn-from-emojis-6beb165a5ea0
- Pretrained models: PyTorch or Keras.
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DeepMoji is a fun project that came out of MIT, which predicts emojis that are most related to an input sentence. Gimmicks aside, it seems perfectly adequate for your task of anger detection.
- Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00524
- Blog post: https://medium.com/@bjarkefelbo/what-can-we-learn-from-emojis-6beb165a5ea0
- Pretrained models: PyTorch or Keras.
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DeepMoji is a fun project that came out of MIT, which predicts emojis that are most related to an input sentence. Gimmicks aside, it seems perfectly adequate for your task of anger detection.
- Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00524
- Blog post: https://medium.com/@bjarkefelbo/what-can-we-learn-from-emojis-6beb165a5ea0
- Pretrained models: PyTorch or Keras.
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DeepMoji is a fun project that came out of MIT, which predicts emojis that are most related to an input sentence. Gimmicks aside, it seems perfectly adequate for your task of anger detection.
- Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00524
- Blog post: https://medium.com/@bjarkefelbo/what-can-we-learn-from-emojis-6beb165a5ea0
- Pretrained models: PyTorch or Keras.
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DeepMoji is a fun project that came out of MIT, which predicts emojis that are most related to an input sentence. Gimmicks aside, it seems perfectly adequate for your task of anger detection.
- Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.00524
- Blog post: https://medium.com/@bjarkefelbo/what-can-we-learn-from-emojis-6beb165a5ea0
- Pretrained models: PyTorch or Keras.
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