Text Emotion Analysis

The Emotion Analysis model will help you understand and interpret emotions in a conversation or text. It is designed to understand human conversation in the form of free text and is designed after the emotion wheel.
Emotion Types
Types of Emotions detected by enabling this model configuration in the Speech Analytics API:
Admiration Amusement Anger Annoyance Approval Caring Confusion Curiosity Desire Disappointment Disapproval Disgust Embarrassment Excitement Fear Gratitude Grief Joy Love Nervousness Optimism Pride Realization Relief Remorse Sadness Surprise Neutral
API Request
post
https://api.marsview.ai/text/emotion
/get_emotion
Returns the predicted emotion for a given sentence
Example Curl Request
Shown below is a code snippet to send a sample request to the emotion analysis
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curl --location --request POST 'https://api.marsview.ai/text/emotion/get_emotion' \
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--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
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--data-raw '{
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    "jwtToken": "Insert JWT token Key",
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    "sentence": "Insert your sentence for emotion detection here",
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    "userId"  : "[email protected]"
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}'
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Example Response
Shown below is a sample JSON response from the above request.
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{
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    "status": true,
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    "error" : {},
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    "data"  : {
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        "text": "I love building things that change things",
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        "labels": [
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            {
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                "value": "LOVE",
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                "confidence": 0.9979714751243591
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            }
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        ]
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    },
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    "userId": "[email protected]"
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}
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Response Object
Field
Description
text
The sentence / phrase for which the emotion is predicted
labels
The emotion labels identified by the models
confidence
Confidence of the predicted emotion
value
The predicted emotion

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API Request

post

Returns the predicted emotion for a given sentence

Example Curl Request

Example Response

Response Object