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Approach: They propose a recurrent neural network based approach for multi-modal sentiment and emotion analysis . they employ a context-aware attention module to exploit the correspondence among neighboring utterances .
Outcome: The proposed model learns inter-modal interaction among participating modalities through auto-encoder mechanism . it is compared with existing state-of-the-art models on five standard multi-modal affect analysis datasets .

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