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REFLECT: Role-Aware Detection of Sentiment, Emotion, Politeness, and Formality
Detecting communicative meaning in dialogue requires modeling not only lexical content but also the participant-role structures through which sentiment, emotion, politeness, and formality (SEPF) are expressed. Existing approaches rely on contextual language representations while leaving semantic rol
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