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Figure 1: A complete schematic of our Graph Interlocutor Acoustic Network (G-IAN). It applies modified attention mechanism controlled by group-level personality, and models the inter-group relationship of personality with a graph convolutional layer for the recognition task.
Predicting Collaborative Task Performance Using Graph Interlocutor Acoustic Network in Small Group Interaction
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October 2020

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... The effects of conscientiousness and agreeableness are two-fold. On one hand, they contribute positively to the performance of tasks in stable environments [37]. On the other hand, these traits may impede individuals and organizations from engaging in creative activities and negatively affect their responses to dynamic and evolving environments [38,39]. ...

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Individual quality, insecure organizational attachment, and formalistic task completion: Social cognitive perspective
Predicting Collaborative Task Performance Using Graph Interlocutor Acoustic Network in Small Group Interaction

... asserted that existing research on TMS overly emphasizes expertise-related factors while neglecting other individual attributes that also play a critical role in affecting TMS development and team collaboration. Among these attributes, individuals' personality traits stand out as crucial factors that significantly influence team performance and collaboration outcomes (Stadler et al., 2019;Zhong et al., 2019). Despite extensive research on personality traits across various contexts (see Huang et al., 2014), little attention has been given to investigating their impact on team performance through the operation of TMS development (Pearsall and Ellis, 2006). ...

Predicting Group Performances Using a Personality Composite-Network Architecture During Collaborative Task

... However, these models are complex and difficult to train, posing significant challenges in the field of speech emotion recognition. With the rapid advancement of deep learning, convolutional neural networks (CNN) [7,8], recurrent neural networks (RNN) [9,10], Long Short-Term Memory networks (LSTM) [11,12], and Bidirectional LSTM networks (Bi-LSTM) [13,14] have been proposed successively, garnering more attention in the study of speech emotion recognition. Wang et al. [15] proposed the Dual Sequence LSTM (DS-LSTM) model, which utilizes two Mel-spectrograms with different time-frequency resolutions to predict emotions, achieving good results. ...

Self-Assessed Affect Recognition Using Fusion of Attentional BLSTM and Static Acoustic Features