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Context-Aware Emotionally Adaptive Voice Assistants: A Multimodal Framework for Empathetic Human-Agent Interaction
Voice-assistant interruptions tend to be intrusive because existing systems fail to consider the affective state, cognitive load and situational context of the user when deciding when and how to interrupt.Voice-assistant interruptions tend to be intrusive, since existing systems do not consider the
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