Shilpa et al., 2026 - Google Patents

AI Interview Assistant with Voice Analysis

Shilpa et al., 2026

Document ID
6217244358403213271
Author
Shilpa K
Sathwika O
Sekhar G
Anand J
Bhaskar N
Maheswari K
Publication year
Publication venue
2026 International Conference on Computing, Electronics & Communications Engineering (ICCECE)

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AI Interview Assistant with Voice Analysis is a smart interview helper of the people that is based on natural language processing, speech emotion recognition, and artificial intelligence to assist in review by the data. It involves analyzing audio data of several …
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