In meeting analysis, each participant is presented with their own communication metrics. These include:
Attention: This is measured using visual metrics, such as observing screen engagement and body position.
Emotion: This metric combines facial expression and emotional language usage.
Interaction: This is primarily measured by assessing the balance of speaking time between participants. For example, if one person significantly dominates a two-person meeting, the interaction score will decrease notably. This metric is also dynamically scaled based on the number of participants.
Language Positivity: This measures the overall positive language usage by each participant throughout the meeting.
Vocal Emotion: This measures the emotion conveyed through vocal tone, independent of the language used.
In general, a score above 85 is considered excellent. The ranges we use are:
Really Bad: 0 - 25
Bad: 25 - 40
Average: 40 - 70
Good: 70 - 85
Great: 85+
