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Toward Human-Aligned Judgement of Speech Emotion Similarity
Evaluating emotion preservation in expressive speech generation involves assessing how closely generated speech matches a reference in emotion. Human listening tests assess this similarity, but their cost motivates automatic measures aligned with human judgments. To support the development and evalu
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