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Incongruence-Aware Evaluation of Multimodal Speech Emotion Recognition in Audio Large Language Models
Voice-interactive large language models process both what a speaker says and how they say it, yet the two channels do not always agree. We ask whether that disagreement degrades speech emotion recognition. Mapping text and audio into a shared valence-arousal-dominance space, we convert the distance
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