Meaningful Multimodal Emotion Recognition Based on Capsule Graph Transformer Architecture

The development of emotionally intelligent computers depends on emotion recognition based on richer multimodal inputs, such as text, speech, and visual cues, as multiple modalities complement one another. The effectiveness of complex relationships between modalities for emotion recognition has been demonstrated, but these relationships are still largely unexplored. Various fusion mechanisms using simply concatenated information have been the mainstay of previous research in learning multimodal representations for emotion classification, rather than fully utilizing the benefits of deep learning. In this paper, a unique deep multimodal emotion model is proposed, which uses the meaningful neural network to learn meaningful multimodal representations while classifying data. Specifically, the proposed model concatenates multimodality inputs using a graph convolutional network to extract acoustic modality, a capsule network to generate the textual modality, and vision transformer to acquire the visual modality. Despite the effectiveness of MNN, we have used it as a methodological innovation that will be fed with the previously generated vector parameters to produce better predictive results. Our suggested approach for more accurate multimodal emotion recognition has been shown through extensive examinations, producing state-of-the-art results with accuracies of 69% and 56% on two public datasets, MELD and MOSEI, respectively.

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2025-01-10
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The development of emotionally intelligent computers depends on emotion recognition based on richer multimodal inputs, such as text, speech, and visual cues, as multiple modalities complement one another. The effectiveness of complex relationships between modalities for emotion recognition has been demonstrated, but these relationships are still largely unexplored. Various fusion mechanisms using simply concatenated information have been the mainstay of previous research in learning multimodal representations for emotion classification, rather than fully utilizing the benefits of deep learning. In this paper, a unique deep multimodal emotion model is proposed, which uses the meaningful neural network to learn meaningful multimodal representations while classifying data. Specifically, the proposed model concatenates multimodality inputs using a graph convolutional network to extract acoustic modality, a capsule network to generate the textual modality, and vision transformer to acquire the visual modality. Despite the effectiveness of MNN, we have used it as a methodological innovation that will be fed with the previously generated vector parameters to produce better predictive results. Our suggested approach for more accurate multimodal emotion recognition has been shown through extensive examinations, producing state-of-the-art results with accuracies of 69% and 56% on two public datasets, MELD and MOSEI, respectively.

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