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Emotions

Emotional Sensing

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Stephan Noller
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Description

Want to reliably understand and process deeper signals in text snippets like enthusiasm, hesitation, or buying intent?
HybridAI’s Emotional Sensing API delivers exactly that—real-time emotional and intent analysis from textual input alone. You can enter up to 10 statements within one analysis.

Core Features

  • Multi-dimensional text emotion & intent detection
    Goes beyond classic sentiment to identify emotions such as joy, anger, confusion, and extra signals like shoppingintent, sellingopportunity, customer_frustration, and more—a vital tool for dynamic conversational agents.
  • Hybrid AI architecture
    Utilizes a combination of NLP models (e.g., transformers), contextual analysis, and intent-specific classifiers to ensure high accuracy and recognition of nuanced conversational cues.
  • Real-time inference
    Lightweight, efficient text processing enables near-instant detection, suitable for live chat frameworks, messaging platforms, or even crafting the perfect message or tone in daily workflows.
  • Function-call triggers
    Emotion and intent insights can drive system responses—such as adapting tone, prompting upsell offers, escalating to humans, or launching workflows via tools like Zapier or N8N.

System Limitations

  • Text-only based: No voice, facial cues, or sensor data—accuracy depends solely on the text content and quality
  • Simplified emotion categories: Emotions like joy, sadness, and frustration are recognized, but subtle or mixed feelings may be abstracted
  • Intent tagging requires context: Recognition depends on keyword patterns or contextual triggers, which may require tuning for domain-specific use cases (e.g., shopping vs. support)

Privacy & Data Handling

  • Transient context: Emotional state and intent signals are processed in memory and not stored long-term
  • PII-safe: Does not log or retain personal user data
  • Fully GDPR-compliant: All inference is anonymized and session-based

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Research
Sensing
Emotions
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