Christ L, Amiriparian S, Hawighorst F, Schill AK, Boutalikakis A, Graf-Vlachy L, König A, Schuller BW (2024)
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2024
Publisher: International Speech Communication Association
Pages Range: 3530-3534
Conference Proceedings Title: Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the International Speech Communication Association, INTERSPEECH
Event location: Kos Island, GRC
DOI: 10.21437/Interspeech.2024-87
Flattery is an important aspect of human communication that facilitates social bonding, shapes perceptions, and influences behaviour through strategic compliments and praise, leveraging the power of speech to build rapport effectively. Its automatic detection can thus enhance the naturalness of human-AI interactions. To meet this need, we present a novel audio textual dataset comprising 20 hours of speech and train machine learning models for automatic flattery detection. In particular, we employ pretrained AST, Wav2Vec2, and Whisper models for the speech modality, and Whisper TTS models combined with a RoBERTa text classifier for the textual modality. Subsequently, we build a multimodal classifier by combining text and audio representations. Evaluation on unseen test data demonstrates promising results, with Unweighted Average Recall scores reaching 82.46% in audio-only experiments, 85.97 % in text-only experiments, and 87.16 % using a multimodal approach.
APA:
Christ, L., Amiriparian, S., Hawighorst, F., Schill, A.K., Boutalikakis, A., Graf-Vlachy, L.,... Schuller, B.W. (2024). This Paper Had the Smartest Reviewers - Flattery Detection Utilising an Audio-Textual Transformer-Based Approach. In Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the International Speech Communication Association, INTERSPEECH (pp. 3530-3534). Kos Island, GRC: International Speech Communication Association.
MLA:
Christ, Lukas, et al. "This Paper Had the Smartest Reviewers - Flattery Detection Utilising an Audio-Textual Transformer-Based Approach." Proceedings of the 25th Interspeech Conferece 2024, Kos Island, GRC International Speech Communication Association, 2024. 3530-3534.
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