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• 471 creator adriana-roventini.
• 471 creator nilda-ruimy.
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• 471 label "Mapping Events and Abstract Entities from PAROLE-SIMPLE-CLIPS to ItalWordNet".
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• 471 abstract "In the few last years, due to the increasing importance of the web, both computational tools and resources need to be more and more visible and easily accessible to a vast community of scholars, students and researchers. Furthermore, high quality lexical resources are crucially required for a wide range of HLT-NLP applications, among which word sense disambiguation. Vast and consistent electronic lexical resources do exist which can be further enhanced and enriched through their linking and integration. An ILC project dealing with the link of two large lexical semantic resources for the Italian language, namely ItalWordNet and PAROLE-SIMPLE-CLIPS, fits this trend. Concrete entities were already linked and this paper addresses the semi-automatic mapping of events and abstract entities. The lexical models of the two resources, the mapping strategy and the tool that was implemented to this aim are briefly outlined. Special focus is put on the results of the linking process: figures are reported and examples are given which illustrate both the linking and harmonization of the resources but also cases of discrepancies, mainly due to the different underlying semantic models.".
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• 471 title "Mapping Events and Abstract Entities from PAROLE-SIMPLE-CLIPS to ItalWordNet".
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• 472 creator akira-ozaki.
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• 472 creator katunobu-itou.
• 472 creator kazuya-takeda.
• 472 creator norihide-kitaoka.
• 472 creator sunao-hara.
• 472 creator takanori-nishino.
• 472 creator takashi-kusakawa.
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• 472 label "In-car Speech Data Collection along with Various Multimodal Signals".
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• 472 abstract "In this paper, a large-scale real-world speech database is introduced along with other multimedia driving data. We designed a data collection vehicle equipped with various sensors to synchronously record twelve-channel speech, three-channel video, driving behavior including gas and brake pedal pressures, steering angles, and vehicle velocities, physiological signals including driver heart rate, skin conductance, and emotion-based sweating on the palms and soles, etc. These multimodal data are collected while driving on city streets and expressways under four different driving task conditions including two kinds of monologues, human-human dialog, and human-machine dialog. We investigated the response timing of drivers against navigator utterances and found that most overlapped with the preceding utterance due to the task characteristics and the features of Japanese. When comparing utterance length, speaking rate, and the filler rate of driver utterances in human-human and human-machine dialogs, we found that drivers tended to use longer and faster utterances with more fillers to talk with humans than machines.".
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• 472 title "In-car Speech Data Collection along with Various Multimodal Signals".
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