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pseudo-label augmentation
technology1 mentionslast seen Sep 16, 2026
A technique for improving affect sensing under sparse supervision by augmenting limited labels with pseudo-labels generated through methods like Gaussian Process.
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- pseudo-label augmentationapplies toaffect sensing in collaborative groups85% confidence1 source
- support vector machineimplementspseudo-label augmentation80% confidence1 source
- Gaussian Process pseudo-labellingcomposed ofpseudo-label augmentation75% confidence1 source
- personality-aware trust weightingcomposed ofpseudo-label augmentation75% confidence1 source
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personality-aware trust weightingcomposed ofpseudo-label augmentation
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