ERFC: Happy Customers with Emotion Recognition and Forecasting in Conversation in Call Centers
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| author | Debsharma, Aditi Jagyasi, Bhushan Sen, Surajit Pandey, Priyanka Dovari, Devicharith C, Yuvaraj V. Parida, Rosalin Contractor, Gopali |
| author_facet | Debsharma, Aditi Jagyasi, Bhushan Sen, Surajit Pandey, Priyanka Dovari, Devicharith C, Yuvaraj V. Parida, Rosalin Contractor, Gopali |
| contents | Emotion Recognition in Conversation has been seen to be widely applicable in call center analytics, opinion mining, finance, retail, healthcare, and other industries. In a call center scenario, the role of the call center agent is not just confined to receiving calls but to also provide good customer experience by pacifying the frustration or anger of the customers. This can be achieved by maintaining neutral and positive emotion from the agent. As in any conversation, the emotion of one speaker is usually dependent on the emotion of other speaker. Hence the positive emotion of an agent, accompanied with the right resolution will help in enhancing customer experience. This can change an unhappy customer to a happy one. Imparting the right resolution at right time becomes easier if the agent has the insight of the emotion of future utterances. To predict the emotions of the future utterances we propose a novel architecture, Emotion Recognition and Forecasting in Conversation. Our proposed ERFC architecture considers multi modalities, different attributes of emotion, context and the interdependencies of the utterances of the speakers in the conversation. Our intensive experiments on the IEMOCAP dataset have shown the feasibility of the proposed ERFC. This approach can provide a tremendous business value for the applications like call center, where the happiness of customer is utmost important. |
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| spellingShingle | ERFC: Happy Customers with Emotion Recognition and Forecasting in Conversation in Call Centers Debsharma, Aditi Jagyasi, Bhushan Sen, Surajit Pandey, Priyanka Dovari, Devicharith C, Yuvaraj V. Parida, Rosalin Contractor, Gopali Computation and Language Emotion Recognition in Conversation has been seen to be widely applicable in call center analytics, opinion mining, finance, retail, healthcare, and other industries. In a call center scenario, the role of the call center agent is not just confined to receiving calls but to also provide good customer experience by pacifying the frustration or anger of the customers. This can be achieved by maintaining neutral and positive emotion from the agent. As in any conversation, the emotion of one speaker is usually dependent on the emotion of other speaker. Hence the positive emotion of an agent, accompanied with the right resolution will help in enhancing customer experience. This can change an unhappy customer to a happy one. Imparting the right resolution at right time becomes easier if the agent has the insight of the emotion of future utterances. To predict the emotions of the future utterances we propose a novel architecture, Emotion Recognition and Forecasting in Conversation. Our proposed ERFC architecture considers multi modalities, different attributes of emotion, context and the interdependencies of the utterances of the speakers in the conversation. Our intensive experiments on the IEMOCAP dataset have shown the feasibility of the proposed ERFC. This approach can provide a tremendous business value for the applications like call center, where the happiness of customer is utmost important. |
| title | ERFC: Happy Customers with Emotion Recognition and Forecasting in Conversation in Call Centers |
| topic | Computation and Language |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.18175 |