Personality Prediction Via Mono-Modal and Multi-Modal Information Analysis
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Personality Prediction; Unimodal Information; Mmultimodal Information; Text Analysis; Chart Analysis.Abstract
Personality prediction has become an important part of the field where psychology and computer science meet. It is used for things like making suggestions, checking on mental health, and watching what people think about. Traditional assessment procedures such as questionnaires, interviews, etc. are limited by subjectivity, time consumption, scalability issues. With the rise of digital platforms, there’s been a ton of unstructured data—stuff like text and pictures and charts and sound—that’s showing up, allowing for actual computation methods when it comes to predicting personality. This paper is a review of personality prediction research between 2020 and 2025, including unimodal and multimodal methods. examines text-based kinds that extract linguistic features and chart-based sorts that look at behavioral and physiological patterns. Reviewing multiple modes which combine various data sources for improvement And also it talks about some mainstream datasets, current issues like data bias problems and data fusion difficulties are pointed out, suggestions for the future include developing cross-cultural datasets, using more advanced fusion algorithms and thinking about ethical factors. this overall summary can provide researchers who want to improve personality prediction technology and how it is used with a lot of useful ideas.
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