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Retain-Free Machine Unlearning for Speech Emotion Recognition
Speech Emotion Recognition (SER) infers a speaker's emotional state from speech and is increasingly deployed in human-computer interaction, education, and healthcare. Because speech also carries sensitive personal information, speakers may ask that some of their recordings be deleted, which requires
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