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Emotion Control in Full-Duplex Speech Models Follows Geometry, Not Labels

Full-duplex voice agents modulate emotion and delivery in real-time conversations using geometric emotion directions rather than relying on predefined labels. This approach improves handling of nuanced interactions like de-escalating complaints or conveying urgency.

Source: arXiv · arxiv.org Published 2026-10-06T15:29:37+00:00 Detected 2026-10-08T05:20:44+00:00
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Full-duplex voice agents modulate emotion and delivery in real-time conversations using geometric emotion directions rather than relying on predefined labels. This approach improves handling of nuanced interactions like de-escalating complaints or conveying urgency.

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Full-duplex voice agents need to modulate emotion and delivery during real-time conversations, when de-escalating a complaint, carrying urgency in dispatch, softening a clinical result. Emotion and delivery control is well studied for TTS and turn based models through prompt-conditioned synthesis,...

Controlling emotion dynamically in voice agents enhances their effectiveness in sensitive or urgent scenarios, enabling more natural and context-aware communication. Moving beyond label-based methods allows for finer, continuous modulation of affect during conversations.

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