Acoust. Sci. & Tech.
 2009
DOI: 10.1250/ast.30.376
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An analysis of switching pause duration as a paralinguistic feature in expressive dialogues

Hiroki Mori
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“…The mean switching pause duration was 361 ms for normal transitions, whereas it was 55 ms for aizuchis [9]. In addition, 43% of aizuchis started earlier than the endings of interlocutor's preceding utterances.…”
Section: Corpus and Aizuchi Characteristicsmentioning
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Dynamic aspects of aizuchi and its influence on the naturalness of dialogues

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“…The mean switching pause duration was 361 ms for normal transitions, whereas it was 55 ms for aizuchis [9]. In addition, 43% of aizuchis started earlier than the endings of interlocutor's preceding utterances.…”
Section: Corpus and Aizuchi Characteristicsmentioning
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Dynamic aspects of aizuchi and its influence on the naturalness of dialogues

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Constructing a spoken dialogue corpus for studying paralinguistic information in expressive conversation and analyzing its statistical/acoustic characteristics

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