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How Language-Independent Are Emotional Attributes? A Study on Training Data Scaling and Cross-Lingual Generalization
Current state-of-the-art Speech Emotion Recognition (SER) systems rely on lots of training data, which is available only for a few languages such as English. For low-resource languages, using a cross-lingual model or adapting it to the target language might be an alternative to training a mono-lingu
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