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Benchmarking Open-Source Speech Emotion Recognition in Naturalistic Mandarin Spine Clinic Consultations: A Pilot Validation Study
Speech emotion recognition (SER) may enable passive affect monitoring in clinical encounters, but most systems are validated on acted laboratory speech rather than naturalistic Mandarin outpatient consultations. We benchmarked three open-source SER models (emotion2vec+, SenseVoice, FunASR) against a
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