Sentence examples for previous emotion from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of comparison, we also investigated the results on a simple fusion process that uses the sum of two unimodal results without consideration of the previous emotion.

In order to obtain a higher amount of data for analysis, we applied a non-overlapping sliding window segmentation technique in which the window size was defined as 1000 samples, which was equivalent to a 4 s window length (this length corresponds to previous emotion classification work, as will be described in the following section).

Such a comparison may help to clarify further some of the outstanding contradictions present in previous emotion conflict research.

These findings help clarify individual differences in reactions to perceived unfairness, support previous emotion regulation deficit accounts of rejection behavior, and suggest that the perception and regulation of bodily based emotional biasing signals ("gut feelings") partly shape financial decision making on the UG.

You have to understand the value of your imagination and how much you can gain rather than relying on previous emotions.

Compared with previous bimodal emotion recognition methods, e.g., SVM, CART, Boosting, and rule-based decision fusion methods, our methods can give the better emotion recognition results.

Carey's previous effort, Emotions (1991), drew influence from 1950s, 60s, and 70s balladry, gospel, R&B and soul music, and failed to achieve the same success matched by her debut album.

Previous research on emotion has documented decreased orienting to negative emotional stimuli in CD-high-CU children, and increased orienting to negative emotional stimuli in CD-low-CU children [ 36], as well as deficits in vicarious affective responsiveness [ 40] in CD-high-CU but not in CD-low-CU children.

Previous research into emotion and time perception has been designed to study the time percept of emotional events themselves (e.g., facial expression) using normative stimuli from databases (Coan & Allen, 2007).

The set of features are drawn from three major categories of affective signals involving acoustic, lexical and discourse features as suggested by previous research in emotion detection [25, 34 36].

In the rest of this paper, we will first review previous studies on emotion and language in more detail; we will then introduce the experimental methods of the current study, followed by the results and discussion.