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International Workshop: POLITICAL SPEECH – IL PARLATO POLITICO
In the last years, the body has been considered more and more important in political communication, also for the omnipresence of political news and political talk shows in media. Moreover, the body aspects of persuasive communication have gained new concern in the research areas of Persuasive Agents and Social Signal Processing. This workshop aims at investigating “political speech”: the monological and dialogical forms where political persuasion is attained through face to face or media communication, making use of the whole repertoire of body communication: words, prosody, gesture, gaze, face, posture, proxemics.
Università Roma Tre, Roma, 10 November 2010
IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing Special Issue on Naturalistic Affect Resources for System Building and Evaluation
This special issue focuses on the introduction, presentation, and discussion of novel and existing mono- and multimodal affective resources. Alternatively, ways to better exploit existing corpora by improved standardization and combination can be addressed. Necessary steps in this direction comprise mapping schemes to overcome the peculiarities of the field – such as categorical, complex or dimensional, and unstable annotation, and measurements to automatically assess similarity, type, and quality of resources. Also needed are new ways to establish semi-supervised processing of large resources by media tagging, or ways to better bundle efforts of the community, e.g. by shared and distributed collection and annotation of data. Finally, for better exchange and comparability of reported results, partitioning and evaluation strategies will benefit from further discussion. The issues mentioned may be exemplified by novel naturalistic resources or by exploiting existing ones.
08 July 2010

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NXT FeelTrace

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NXTFeelTrace is an implementation of the Belfast FeelTrace annotation tool integrated into the NXT toolkit. It's main features are: * as it is written in Java, it is completely platform independent * the fact that it is integrated in the NXT toolkit allows researchers to create corpora where the dimensional emotion annotations from FeelTrace are seamlessly combined with all the other types ... 
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John Snel
Dublin Institute of technology
Key research interests:

Automatic Recognition of Emotion in speech. Acoustic Correlates of emotional speech. Machine Learning. Speech Acoustics. Emotion Theory. Music and Emotions. Electronic Music and Audio Composition.
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