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 The aforementioned prototype may not function well in noisy environments or audio with a musical/noisy background due to the models being trained on too little data due to sparse availability. In order to make our model robust, our future work includes:
 --- Accumulation  of more audio data which closely resembles the aural environment in which the app will be used/tested.
 --- The F1 score for the "Fear" class is 47.5%. We aim to do targeted improvement for the class “Fear” which the model often misclassifies.
---- We tried to finetune wav2vec2-xls-r Spanish checkpoints on MESD datasets, ran several tests on different wav2vec2-xls-r Spanish checkpoints and were surprised to find that they performed worse than the wav2vec2-base model fine-tuned on MESD. To recheck and establish whether the prosodies critical for audio sentiment classification tasks are lost during the finetuning of the model for ASR purposes, an in-depth study and root cause analysis need to be done.
+--- We tried to finetune wav2vec2-xls-r Spanish checkpoints on MESD dataset, ran several tests on different wav2vec2-xls-r Spanish checkpoints and were surprised to find that they performed worse than the wav2vec2-base model fine-tuned on MESD. To recheck and establish whether the prosodies critical for audio sentiment classification tasks are lost during the finetuning of the model for ASR purposes, an in-depth study and root cause analysis need to be done.
 1. Drishti Sharma    2. Manuel Fernandez Moya    3. Antonio Alberto Soto Hernández    4. Jefferson Quispe Pinares    5. Matias Gaona