Sentence examples for distribution of emotion from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 Distribution of emotion categories in 3D emotion space.

Figure 3 A snippet from the Alert4All "screening of new media" tool showing the relative probability distribution of emotions within a dataset gathered during the Fukushima disaster.

Figure 3 Visualisation of the distribution of emotions in a high-to-low-dimensional Sammon transformation of the MFCC space: each point (a) represents speech of one speaker in one particular emotion-related state.

The snippet shows a close-up of the graph component seen to the upper right in Figure 2, but now showing the relative distribution of emotions in a real scenario.

This distribution of emotions across 4 quadrants is at first sight broadly consistent with the classic differentiation of emotions in terms of "Arousal" (calm-excited axis for component 1) and "Valence" (positive negative axis for component 2).

Table 2 Mapping of the emotion labels on the word level onto emotion labels for chunks: distribution of the emotion categories for the whole FAU Aibo Emotion Corpus.

The visualized confusion matrix here can be thought of as a distribution of perceived emotion for a given portrayal class.

Figure 3 (bottom row) shows a rather uniform distribution of verbal emotion cues across the entire duration of the movie for both stimulus types.

Given the flexibility that already exists, a sympathy button seems both patronising towards users, and as though Facebook is trying to encroach further into the range and distribution of human emotions by turning them all into clickable options.

Figure 2 Distribution of different emotions on arousal-valence space.

The distribution of categorical emotions in 3D space is shown in Figure 8.