EmoSyn: Adaptive Emotion Framework for Sentiment Analysis and Internet of Medical Things.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
Sentiment analysis, or more specifically, the integration of IoMT into healthcare systems, requires frameworks that must adapt at runtime with high precision. Most existing methods have several limitations of either latency or accuracy issues, and therefore perform less effectively in dynamic scenarios. This study aims to address these challenges by proposing EmoSyn, a novel framework that incorporates Emotion Wave Modulation (EWM), Neuro-Cognitive Language Dynamics (NCLD), and the Sentient IoMT Interaction Protocol (SIP). EWM generates dynamic emotional waveforms using high-dimensional feature vectors and kernelized mappings, while NCLD employs synthetic neural mappings and adaptive linguistic modeling to capture semantic transitions. SIP facilitates real-time IoMT recalibration through bidirectional sentiment-driven feedback. Implemented using mathematical frameworks and a custom Emotion-Aware Predictive Synthesis Algorithm (EAPSA), EmoSyn ensures precise sentiment interpretation and efficient IoMT interactions. The framework was evaluated using MOSEI and MIMIC-III datasets in a Python-based simulation environment. The results showed EmoSyn achieving 91% precision for MOSEI and 86% for MIMIC-III, with average latencies of 29 ms and 27 ms.