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This already exists. These are transformers. Things like <laugh> work in a lot of models, for example. And you can vary, like sigh and uh work. I don't think al
by candiodari 3y ago
This already exists. These are transformers. Things like <laugh> work in a lot of models, for example. And you can vary, like sigh and uh work. I don't think all of these were programmed in.
- tsumnia 3y agoI've seen a few, there was even one posted to HN some time ago, though I don't recall the exact name. They were working on adding emotion to audio generation, but it was still a bit wonky. Emotion is a tricky concept and one of the reasons (I think) we haven't see a Paul Ekman microexpression detector yet. That's where my suggestion about looking to use action words comes into play, since those are more tangible, offer direction, without trying to identify various emotional valence levels.