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March 3, 2026International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing0 citations

An integrated hybrid deep learning framework of speech emotion recognition for personalised movie recommendations

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SISyed Azeem InamGMGhulam MustafaARAbdul Rahim

Key Points

  • The recommendation system shows an F1 score of 93%, indicating high accuracy in matching user preferences with suggested movies.
  • Key classifiers include CNN, which outperformed alternatives, yielding a superior emotional mapping for personalized recommendations.
  • Analysis combines emotional classification techniques with movie datasets, enhancing traditional content-based recommendation methods.
  • The findings suggest potential advantages in personalization, emphasizing the system's capacity to interpret emotional subtleties in movie selection.

Abstract

The study investigates the intricate relationship between SER and CRS by utilising advanced machine learning. It proposes a recommendation mechanism that goes beyond the conventional outcome of a content-based system to extract specific emotional nuances from speech data. It examines the emotional subtleties and the genre of the movies by integrating movie datasets with emotional classification. It further evaluates the emotional impact of movies and provides recommendations to viewers through vectorisation, cosine similarity, and genre-specific emotional weight. Overall, the classifiers reflect the system's outstanding performance in mapping user preferences to suggested movies, indicating a major improvement in recommendation systems. With an F1 score of 93%, the proposed CNN (93%) is identified as the best integrated deep learning model among other classifiers that which includes MLP (73%), LightGBM (90%), XGBoost (91%), Naïve Bayes (34%), AdaBoost (49%), k-NN (74%), logistic regression (43%), LSTM (84%), RF (88%), DT (82%), and SVM (48%).

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Inam et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76046c6e9836116a2cda8https://doi.org/10.1504/ijaisc.2025.151480
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