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A Review on Speech Emotion Recognition for General Cases and Indonesian Spoken Language Oscar Utomo Kumala, Amalia Zahra Corresponding Author: Amalia Zahra

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Question from Ms. Joice Yulinda Luke 2020.12.22 15:03:50 1. Based on your results, what will be the impacts of knowing the speech emotions for sustaining language used (i.e. Indonesian language)? 2. Why the accuracy of Indonesian language is lower than other language since the study didn^t include Indo-European family as stated in your conclusion? Thank you. Replies:

Question from Mr. Muhammad Ayat Hidayat 2020.12.22 13:38:33 What About Some People With Emotionless, Talking Without Different In Intonation , What Parameter Should Be Used For This Type Of Case ? Replies: Reply from Ms. Amalia Zahra 2020.12.22 15:02:51 In that case, the speech would be identified as having neutral emotion, which makes sense because that kind of speech doesn^t have any emotion. Fyi, some of the emotion classes that are usually used are angry, happy, frustrated, surprised, sad, and neutral.

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