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CHUCKLE -- When Humans Teach AI To Learn Emotions The Easy Way

Ankush Pratap Singh, Houwei Cao, Yong Liu

Ordering emotion samples by human annotator agreement boosts model performance and efficiency

arxiv:2510.09382 v3 · 2025-10-10 · cs.LG

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Experimental results suggest that CHUCKLE enhances the performance of LSTMs and Transformers over non-curriculum baselines, while reducing the number of gradient updates, thereby enhancing both training efficiency and model robustness in both subject-dependent and subject-independent settings.

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The central assumption that clips challenging for humans (measured by annotator disagreement and alignment) are similarly hard for neural networks; this premise is stated explicitly in the abstract and is required for the curriculum ordering to transfer from human perception to model training.

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CHUCKLE defines training sample difficulty for emotion recognition using crowdsourced annotator agreement and alignment, then applies this ordering to improve LSTM and Transformer performance while cutting gradient updates.

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