A Multimodal Approach to Confidence, Emotion, and Personality Assessment in Virtual Interviews

Auteurs-es

  • Baby Vadlana
  • Karnam Akhil Assistant professor
  • Nallanagula Subhashini
  • Mallupeddi Vamsi Krishna

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.5269/bspm.82391

Résumé

Therecruitmentlandscapeemphasizesprioritizingcandidatestechnicalskillsoverinterpersonal
skills suchasemotional intelligence, suitablebehaviour, communicationstyleandadaptability. Traditional
systemsanalysetextorskillbasedresponses,therebymissingouttoanalysebehaviourandrealtimeemotions
ininterview. Thiscreatesgapinanalysingthecandidatestruepersonalityprofileandstyleof interaction.
Therefore, there isnecessityofmultimodal systemtoevaluate ,whatcandidatespeak,howtheyspeakand
howtheypresentthemselvesduringinterview.Toaddressthis limitations, thisstudyproposesamultimodal
emotionrecognitionsystemwhichstrengthensforpersonalityassessmentindigitalinterviews.Thisframework
processesbyintegratinglinguisticcues fromtextual transcripts,paralinguisticcues fromspeechsignalsand
visualexpressionsfromvideoframes.Textbasedemotionfeaturesareextractedusingafinetunedtransformer
model,achieved43%accuracy. Audiobasedemotional cuesarerecognizedusingaspeechemotionpipeline,
achieved63%accuracy.Facialexpressionsareanalysedusingvisionbasedmodule.Earlyfusionstrategyhas
beenappliedto integratethesemultiplemodalitieswhichenables thesystemtogetconsolidatedemotional
statefromtheinterview.Thismultimodalarchitecturegivesagreatsupporttoevaluatecandidatecomplete
profile,whichmakes therecruitmentdecisionholistic. Thismakes theorganizations tohirethecandidates
whoarenotonlytechnicallystrongbutalsowithgoodinterpersonalskills.

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Publié

2026-06-19

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Conf. Issue: Recent Trends in Mathematical Sciences and Technological Applic.

Comment citer

Vadlana, . B., Karnam Akhil, Subhashini, N., & Vamsi Krishna, . M. (2026). A Multimodal Approach to Confidence, Emotion, and Personality Assessment in Virtual Interviews. Boletim Da Sociedade Paranaense De Matemática, 44(17), 1-21. https://doi.org/10.5269/bspm.82391