predict verbal feedback for rapport

... speaker prosodic contexts associated with listener verbal feedback. 3 Challenges in Predicting Verbal Feedback Predicting verbal feedback in dyadic rapport in di- verse language/cultural groups presents ... Washington Seattle, WA 98195 USA levow@uw.edu Abstract Verbal feedback is an important information source in establishing interactional rapport. However, predicting verbal feedback across languages is challenging ... sparseness and optionality of verbal feedback. In this paper, we employ an approach combining classifier weighting and SMOTE algorithm oversampling to improve verbal feedback prediction in Arabic, English, and...

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... understand how information is being used (for example, to provide evidence for a claim or describe a step in a complex process); ■ recognize how pieces of information are connected (for example, ... understand how information is being used (for example, to provide evidence for a claim or describe a step in a complex process); ■ recognize how pieces of information are connected (for example, ... language for purposes other than to give information (for example, to emphasize a point, express agreement or disagreement, or convey intentions indirectly); and ■ synthesize information,...

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... and Strategies for the Verbal Section 8 137 PRESENT PAST PAST PARTICIPLE shake shook shaken take took taken forget forgot forgotten get got gotten give gave given forgive forgave forgiven forsake forsook forsaken hide ... (I/we) base form (believe) base form (believe) I believe we believe second person (you) base form (believe) base form (believe) you believe you believe third person (he/she/it, they) base form ؉ -s/-es ... since 1992. Present: Please s et the table for dinner. Past: He s et the table for dinner. Past participle: He had already set the table for dinner. – VERB FORMS – 145 ■ Focus only on the underlined...

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... investigation was made on the effects on performance of the reset windups for MIMO systems [11] showing potential for improving the performance of the system. A simple case study ... system There are well developed methods for defining performance criteria and for designing linear closed loop systems which meet the performance requirements. It would then ... LIDS-P-1756 Design of Feedback Control Systems for Stable Plants with Saturating Actuators' by Petros Kapasouris * Michael Athans Gunter Stein ** Room 35-406 Laboratory for Information...

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... advantage of using this same algorithm for determination of both verbal and sentential aspect is that it is possible to use the same mechanism to perform two independent tasks: (1) Determine ... corresponding to the canonical telic frame V for an hour phrase, as in The soldier marched for an hour: (16) (act loc (soldier) (by march) (for temp (*head*) (hour))) This same telicizing ... LCS for .John Decembered at the new cabin: (18) (stay loc (john) (at loc (john) (cabin (new))) (for temp (ahead*) (december))) This same LCS would serve as the underlying representation for...

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... correlations for age, school- ing and gender with tasks of verbal fluency. Tombaugh et al. 23 showed Canadian normative data stratified by levels of age and three levels of education for phonemic verbal ... category flu- ency test for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease in a sample of Brazilian elderly. 32 The present study provided normative data for healthy elderly on the phonemic verbal fluency task – ... Tests, Administration, Norms and Commentary. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 1998. 19. Lezak M. Neuropsychological Assessment. New York: Oxford University Press; 1995. 20. Benton AL, Hamsher...

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... the No Help con- 152 Targeted Help for Spoken Dialogue Systems: intelligent feedback improves naive users' performance Beth Ann Hockey Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science (RIACS), NASA ... a task before it was completed. We compared the percentage of trials in which the user clicked the "give up" but- 151 ton in both tasks for users in both help conditions. As predicted, ... user with immediate feedback, tailored to what the user said, for cases in which the system was not able to understand their utterance. These messages can be much more informative than responding...

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... resembles present-day spoken French. • The target population for our formula is young people and adults. Therefore, only textbooks intended for this public were used. • We retained only those texts ... Readability Formula. Brook- line Books, Cambridge. K. Collins-Thompson and J. Callan. 2005. Predict- ing reading difficulty with statistical language mod- els. Journal of the American Society for Information Science ... text for every learner is far from easy. In this context, automatic procedures can support the teacher’s work. Some tools exist for English, but at present there are none for French as a foreign...

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... Chapter 6. 3.2.2 Chained Form Before developing the controller for the model given in (3.10), the system must be converted into chained form. The (2,n) single-chain form has the following structure ... in both its forms, performed very well. It was not susceptible to Patricia Mellodge Chapter 3. Mathematical Modeling and Control Algorithm 13 Figure 3.2: The global coordinate system for the car. and ... path for following. A higher level planner, independent of the controller discussed here, is responsible for determining which type of line to follow. The hardware and software that performs...

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... infor- mation tuned to genres and sublanguages. Such resources are critical for natural language process- ing (NLP), both for enhancing the performance of state-of-art statistical systems and for ... simple for John to solve, For John to solve the problem will be simple, The problem will be sim- ple to solve, etc. Further research is needed before highly accurate lexicons encoding information ... to correct the ac- quired SCF distributions and predict SCFs which are rare or unseen e.g. due to sparse data. They could also form the basis for predicting control of predica- tive complements. We...

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... genitives, “some”, “any”, or “no”. 3 Feedback- augmented method As mentioned in Section 1, the proposed method takes the feedback corpus 6 as feedback to improve its performance. In essence, decision ... the feedback corpus. However, since the size of the feedback corpus is normally far smaller than that of general corpora, so is the effect of the feedback corpus on . This means that the feedback ... size of the feedback corpus increases. 5 Conclusions This paper has proposed a feedback- augmented method for distinguishing mass and count nouns to complement the conventional rules for detect- ing...

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... a Generic Approach. Bioinformatics, 6. G Salton and C Buckley. 1990. Improving re- trieval p erformance by relevance feedback. Journal of the American Society for Informa- tion Science, 41(4). J ... et al., 1994), originally devel- oped for the TREC topic detection track, which is the most popular information retrieval collec- tion for evaluating information search in library corpora. Alternative ... algorithms: A case study for detailed evaluation. Journal of the American Society of Information Science, 47(1):70–84. K Sparck Jones. 1971. Automatic Keyword Classification for Information Retrieval....

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