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A Hormone-inspired Emotion Layer for Transformer language models (HELT)

Eslam Reda, Sara El-Metwally

A hormone-emotion block added to T5 computes six continuous hormone values from specialized attention heads to modulate hidden states for more appropriate emotional responses.

arxiv:2605.13858 v1 · 2026-04-13 · cs.NE · cs.CL · cs.LG

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Experimental results on our curated emotion-labeled dataset demonstrate that HormoneT5 achieves 85%+ per-hormone accuracy within a 0.15 tolerance threshold, with hormone differentiation ranges exceeding 0.85 across all six hormones between contrasting emotional tones.

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That the six hormone-like values computed by the per-hormone attention heads meaningfully simulate human emotional processing and that modulating encoder hidden states with the resulting embedding produces measurably more appropriate responses.

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HormoneT5 augments T5 with a hormone-inspired block that predicts six continuous emotion values and uses them to modulate responses, reporting over 85% per-hormone accuracy and human preference for emotional quality.

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[1] New approach in quantification of emotional intensity from the speech signal: emotional temperature.Expert Systems with Applications, 42(24):9554– 9564, 2015 2015
[2] A wide evaluation of chatgpt on affective computing tasks.IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing, 15(4):2204–2212, 2024 2024
[3] The molecular basis of love.International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 26(4):1533, 2025 2025
[4] Physiology of emotion 2019
[5] Isabel Barradas, Zartasha Naeem Khan, and Angelika Peer. Emotion recognition from peripheral physiological signals: A systematic review of trends, challenges and opportunities.ACM Transactions on Inte 2026

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arxiv: 2605.13858 · arxiv_version: 2605.13858v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.13858 · pith_short_12: KFHNVTWH2N35 · pith_short_16: KFHNVTWH2N35ZKOC · pith_short_8: KFHNVTWH
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