Titlebook: Cross-Modal Analysis of Speech, Gestures, Gaze and Facial Expressions; COST Action 2102 Int Anna Esposito,Robert Vích Conference proceeding

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減震

Prosodic Characteristics and Emotional Meanings of Slovak Hot-Spot Wordssodic as well as voice quality features are useful and complementary in detecting emotion of individual words from the speech signal as well as of larger utterances. Finally, we argue that a corpus based on recordings of puppet plays presents a novel and advantageous approach to the collection of data for emotional speech research.

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Polish Emotional Speech Database – Recording and Preliminary Validationprofessional actors. The database of over two thousand amateur speakers utterances was recorded and validated by perception listeners forced choice. The results of emotion recognition and the influence of musical education, gender and nationality for the group of over two hundred listeners are presented.

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培養(yǎng)

Investigation of Normalised Time of Increasing Vocal Fold Contact as a Discriminator of Emotional Vor, analyses the sustained vowel [a:], produced when simulating the emotional states anger, joy, neutral, sad and tender. The results suggest that NTIC may not be ideally suited for emotional voice discrimination. Additional measures are suggested to further characterise the emotional portrayals.

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Evaluation of Speech Emotion Classification Based on GMM and Data Fusionment described in this paper is based on an evaluation of score level fusion for two GMM classifiers used separately for segmental and suprasegmental parameters. We evaluate two techniques of score level fusion – dot product of scores from both classifiers and maximum selection and maximum confidence selections.

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Syntactic Doubling: Some Data on Tuscan Italian interest raised by the ESF-funded project Edisyn [1] on dialect syntax aiming, among the other goals, to investigate doubling phenomena in European languages and dialects for cross-linguistic comparisons.

歪曲道理

Perception of Czech in Noise: Stability of Vowels individual phonemes. These differences do not have a verifiable relation to particular acoustic or structural feature. The assumption is vindicated that in the recognition of the acoustic word in adverse conditions a complex of features is in operation where these can act separately, in cooperation or in competition.

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0302-9743 alysis of Speech, Gestures, Gaze and Facial Expressions” held in Prague, Czech Republic, October 15–18, 2008. The conference was sponsored by COST (European Cooperation in the Field of Scientific and Technical Research, www. cost. esf. org/domains_actions/ict) in the - main of Information and Commun