The phrase "affective sources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional influences or origins, particularly in psychology, literature, or art.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the affective sources that contribute to the characters' emotional development throughout the narrative."
Alternatives: "emotional origins" or "emotional influences".
Affective sources such as fear, joy, and sadness doubtless play a role in prayer.
Since we incorporate multiple affective sources (i.e., acoustic, lexical, discourse) in our framework, we need aggregation scheme to produce a single output.
Table 1 shows the cross-view of the results based on all affective sources (A + L + D) with different feature selection schemes and classifiers.
Figure 4 Classification accuracy for different combinations of affective sources (A = Acoustic, L = Lexical, D = Discourse), feature selection schemes ( Base, f10, f15, PCA ) and different classification techniques of (a) xtitSVM, (b) SVM-5WC, (c) SVM-10WC, (d) SVM - 5CV, (e) kNN, and (f) k NN- 5CV.
We conducted a comprehensive study of estimation accuracy along three dimensions as introduced in Affect analysis framework: (1) different classifiers of SVM and k NN, (2) different combinations of affective sources (acoustic: A, lexical: L and discouse: D), and (3) different feature selection schemes (Base, f10, f15, and PCA), which are shown in Figure 4.
The affective source focuses on the contribution of interpersonal attraction (interpersonal level).
The survey was designed to get a rapid assessment of respondents' affective state, sources of information on the emerging pandemic, and the behaviors undertaken for protection while minimizing respondent burden.
These insights highlight the significance of mastery experience, vicarious experience, verbal persuasion and affective states as sources of information that can influence parents' perceptions of self-efficacy.
By compounding multiple sources of affective information, a music robot may have a better chance at communicating emotional intent to an audience.
We examine human animal encounters as the generative source of affective knowing and learning to study the role of affect in the implementation of nature conservation.
This study analyses horizontal loyalty (consumer's loyalty divided among several destinations), and explains the background factors that affect this behaviour (cognitive, affective and overall destination image; information sources; motivations; socio-demographic characteristics; previous behaviour; conative loyalty).
