Instance-Based Learning Algorithms
Machine Learning
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An Exact Probability Metric for Decision Tree Splitting and Stopping
Machine Learning
Affective computing
Feature subset selection by Bayesian network-based optimization
Artificial Intelligence
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Feature Selection for Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Machine Learning
A study of distance-based machine learning algorithms
A study of distance-based machine learning algorithms
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The study of emotions in human-computer interaction is a growing research area Focusing on automatic emotion recognition, work is being performed in order to achieve good results particularly in speech and facial gesture recognition In this paper we present a study performed to analyze different Machine Learning techniques validity in automatic speech emotion recognition area Using a bilingual affective database, different speech parameters have been calculated for each audio recording Then, several Machine Learning techniques have been applied to evaluate their usefulness in speech emotion recognition In this particular case, techniques based on evolutive algorithms (EDA) have been used to select speech feature subsets that optimize automatic emotion recognition success rate Achieved experimental results show a representative increase in the abovementioned success rate.