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Using dialogue to detect emotion segments in movies

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posted on 2025-05-10, 23:23 authored by Min Xu, Suhuai LuoSuhuai Luo, Jesse S. Jin, Tao Liu
Movie dialogue represents participants' emotion which directly affects audiences' affective reaction. This paper presents an emotion segments detection method by using dialogue emotion detection. The proposed method has three modules. Firstly, dialogue of three categories, which are plain dialogue (PD), dialogue with music (DwM) and dialogue with other sounds (DwO) are detected by Support Vector Machine (SVM) learning. Secondly, DwM and DwO are further categorized into three emotion levels, which are high, normal and low, by Hidden Markov Model (HMM) learning. Finally, those dialogues are used to locate movie emotion segments. By this method, over 85% emotion segments are detected.

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Source title

Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Workshop 2007 on Visual Information Processing

Name of conference

Asia-Pacific Workshop on Visual Information Processing, 2007 (VIP’07)

Location

Tainan, Taiwan

Start date

2007-12-14

End date

2007-12-16

Pagination

54-58

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Place published

Piscataway, NJ

Language

  • en, English

College/Research Centre

Faculty of Science and Information Technology

School

School of Design, Communication and Information Technology

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