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Emotion Understanding in Streaming Video with Trajectory-Aware Reliability
Video emotion understanding is commonly studied as an offline classification problem, where the complete video segment is available before prediction. Real-time interaction, however, requires emotion decisions from incomplete and evolving evidence. This paper studies streaming video emotion understa
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