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Fig 1.

A comparative example from the EMPATHETIC DIALOGUES dataset compares the standard responses with the KEMP model responses.

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Fig 2.

Representation of single-round dialogue and multi-round dialogue tasks.

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Fig 3.

EMO_SA’s architecture diagram.

It is composed of an emotional context graph, an emotional context encoder, and an emotion-dependency decoder. Compared with the original KEMP model, we mainly added an emotion encoder of the same level as the KEMP encoder and a shared fusion decoder to the emotion-dependency decoder.

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Fig 4.

Projection structure diagram.

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Fig 5.

Association structure diagram.

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Table 1.

Emotional category of Empathetic Dialogue dataset.

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Fig 6.

A sample of the Empathetic Dialogue dataset.

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Table 2.

Automatic evaluation of results.

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Table 3.

Automatic evaluation results with different layer fusions.

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Table 4.

Ablation study.

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Table 5.

Case study of the generated responses by EMO_SA and the baselines.

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