'Prosodic features' diaporamas de présentation

SENTIMENT , OPINIONS, EMOTIONS

SENTIMENT , OPINIONS, EMOTIONS. Heng Ji jih@rpi.edu October 22, 2014. Acknowledgement: Some slides from Jan Wiebe and Kavita Ganesan. OUTLINE. Emotion Detection Subjectivity Overview Sentiment Analysis Opinion Mining. Emotion Examples. A Happy Song ? A Sad Song ?

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Fillers (Discourse Markers & co.) and Backchannels

Fillers (Discourse Markers & co.) and Backchannels. Spoken Language is not inferior to written language Meaning is more than words and much of the information transmitted in conversation is actually conveyed through prosodic and proxemic features

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Emotion Detection and Synthesis

Emotion Detection and Synthesis. In the last 20 years. A huge body of research on cognition and emotion Just one quick pointer: Ekman: basic emotions:. Why Emotion Detection from Speech?. Detecting frustration of callers to a help line Detecting stress in drivers or pilots

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Affective computing course

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Michael Cribb Dept. of English and Language < aa6177@coventry.ac.uk>

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Error Detection and Correction in Spoken Dialogue Systems

Error Detection and Correction in Spoken Dialogue Systems. Outline. Avoiding errors Detecting errors From the user side: what cues does the user provide to indicate an error? From the system side: how likely is it the system made an error?

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Some Research Trends on the Domain of Forensic Phonetics in the Centre of Fundamental and Applied Speechology

MOSCOW STATE LINGUISTIC UNIVERSITY. Lingua facit pacem. Some Research Trends on the Domain of Forensic Phonetics in the Centre of Fundamental and Applied Speechology. Rodmonga Potapova, Elena Loseva , Olga Statsenko Department of Applied and Experimental Linguistics

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An Introduction to Mandarin Speech Recognition

An Introduction to Mandarin Speech Recognition. John Steinberg, Temple University. Speech Recognition Applications. M obile Phone Technology Translators & Prostheses. Automotive / GPS Devices Intelligence Collection. Speech Recognition: Basic Process. [5]. Importance of Mandarin.

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Reactive Tokens and the Prosodic Features of Turn Unit Boundary in Korean

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CORPUS ANNOTATION

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Place and Manner of Articulation

Place and Manner of Articulation. Place Manner Bilabial Voiced / Voiceless Labiodental Aspirated / Unaspirated Interdental Nasal / Oral Alveolar Stops / Fricatives / Affricates Palatal Liquids Velar Glides Glottal. American English Vowels.

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Approaches to Teaching and Learning

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Modes

Modes. Spoken, written and digital text. What is a text?. A text is any piece of written, spoken, non-verbal, visual or auditory material that communicates a message. It is usually created for a specific audience and for a specific purpose

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Approaches to Discourse

Approaches to Discourse. pakwidhi_unnes@yahoo.com Universitas Negeri Semarang. Speech Act Theory (Austin 1955, Searle 1969). A logico-philosophic perspective on conversational organization focusing on interpretation rather than the production of utterances in discourse.

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Prosody and Fluent Reading

Prosody and Fluent Reading. Heather Allison Jessica Shortridge. Are you tired of your child reading poorly?. Then try these techniques. Repeated Reading. Text segmenting. Auditory Modeling. Better?.

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Speech Recognition

Speech Recognition. - Ajay Iyer. Outline. What is a Spectrogram? Types of Spectrogram Linguistic and Acoustic Category Prosodic Analysis Pitch Estimation. What is a Spectrogram?. A Spectrogram is a visual representation of an acoustic signal.

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Sentence Unit Detection in Conversational Dialogue

Speaker B. Sentence Unit Detection in Conversational Dialogue. Speaker A. Prosodic features. Elizabeth Lingg , Tejaswi Tennetti , Anand Madhavan. it has a lot of garlic in it too does n't it. i it does. Sentence Units. <question>. <statement>. LDC2009T01

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Low Level Cues to Emotion

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Australian English Part 3

Australian English Part 3. Graphemic Features and Prosodic Features. Graphemic Features aka SPELLING. Our spelling is predominantly based on British English with only little taken from American English. Defence (American) not defense (British) Program (American) v programme (British)

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Automatically Detecting Action Items in Audio Meeting Records

Automatically Detecting Action Items in Audio Meeting Records. William Morgan, Pi-Chuan Chang, Surabhi Gupta, Jason M. Brenier Natural Language Processing Group Department of Computer Science Stanford University, USA. Summary. Results.

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