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DAGF: a disentangled adaptive gating fusion network for multimodal sentiment analysis

Oct 2026 · Pattern Analysis and Applications · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 37 references

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DAGF, a Disentangled Adaptive Gating Fusion network, is proposed for continuous multimodal sentiment analysis, which uses a Feature Disentanglement Module to separate modality-shared sentiment semantics from modality-specific affective cues.

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