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The aim of this paper are threefold: it explores methods for the detection of affective states in text, it presents the usage of such affective cues in a conversational system and it evaluates its effectiveness in a virtual reality setting. Valence and aro ...

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With the rapid expansion in the use of computers for producing digitalized textual documents, the need of automatic systems for organizing and retrieving the information contained in large databases has become essential. In general, information retrieval s ...

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Machine Learning Approaches to Text Representation using Unlabeled Data

Mikaela Keller

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Machine Learning Approaches to Text Representation using Unlabeled Data

Mikaela Keller

IDIAP2006

Experimental evaluation of text-dependent speaker verification on laboratory and field test databases in the M2VTS project

Eric Meurville

This paper describes experiments of a text-independent speaker verification method that has been evaluated on two laboratory databases (M2VTS and XM2VTS) and on one field test database (LoCoMic). This work has been performed within the European ACTS-M2VTS ...

1999

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