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Tuesday, May 2
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Keynote Speaker 1: Julia Hirschberg |
Tuesday, May 2, 10:00 | ||
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Special Session 1 (SPS1): Prosody and Affective Computing |
Tuesday, May 2, 11:10 | ||
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| No. | Paper | Author(s) | Title |
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Batliner, A.; Biersack, S.; Steidl, S. | The Prosody of Pet Robot Directed Speech: Evidence from Children. |
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Trouvain, J.; Schmidt, S.; Schröder, M.; Schmitz, M.; Barry, W. J. | Modelling personality features by changing prosody in synthetic speech |
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Grimm, M.; Kroschel, K.; Narayanan, S. | Modeling Emotion Expression and Perception Behavior in Auditive Emotion Evaluation |
| 4 | |
Schröder, M.; Heylen, D.; Poggi, I. | Perception of Non-Verbal Emotional Listener Feedback |
| 5 | |
Audibert, N.; Vincent, D.; Aubergé, V.; Rosec, O. | Expressive Speech Synthesis: Evaluation of a Voice Quality Centered Coder on the Different Acoustic Dimensions |
| 6 | |
Campbell, N. | On the Structure of Spoken Language |
| Poster Session 1 (PS 1): Prosody and Speech Perception |
Tuesday, May 2, 14:30 | ||
| No. | Paper | Author(s) | Title |
| 1 | |
Shevchenko, T.; Uglova, N. | Timing in News and Weather Forecasts: Implications for Perception |
| 2 | |
Irwin, A.; Thomas, S. M. | Identification of language and accent through visual speech |
| 3 | |
Dimou, A.-L.; Chalamandaris, A. | Dialect identification through prosodic information: an experimental approach |
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Meisenburg, T. | Fake geminates in French: a production and perception study |
| 5 | |
Dohalská-Zichová, M.; Škardová, R. | Interpretation - Perception - Analysis |
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Mathon, C.; Abreu, S. de; Perekopska, D. | Perception of Anger in French as Foreign Language : Experimental Protocol and Preliminary Results |
| 7 | |
Wang, L.; Zhao, Y.; Chu, M.; Chen, Y.; Soong, F. K.; Cao, Z. | Exploring Expressive Speech Space in an Audio-book |
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Bao, M.; Chu, M. | A Comparative Study of Sentential Stress Distribution in Mandarin Multi-Style Speeches |
| 9 | |
Tamburini, F. | Reliable Prominence Identification in English Spontaneous Speech |
| 10 | |
Kleber, F. | Form and Function of Falling Pitch Contours in English |
| 11 | |
Rathcke, T. | Relevance of F0 peak shape and alignment for the perception of a functional contrast in Russian. |
| 12 | |
Falé, I.; Faria, I. H. | Categorical Perception of intonational contrasts in European Portuguese |
| 13 | |
Arantes, P.; Barbosa, P. | Secondary stress in Brazilian Portuguese: the interplay between production and perception studies |
| 14 | |
Zheng, H.; Peng, G.; Tsang, P. W-M.; Wang, W. S-Y. | Perception of Cantonese level tones influenced by context position |
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Xu, L.; Speer, S. R. | Perception of Isolated Tone2 words in Mandarin Chinese |
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Wang, X | Perception of L2 Tones: L1 Lexical Tone Experience May Not Help |
| 17 | |
Shinya, T. | Lexical Accent Status Affects Perceived Prominence of Intonational Peaks in Japanese |
| 18 | |
Yoneyama, K. | The recognition of Japanese-accented and unaccented English words by Japanese listeners |
| 19 | |
Cho, H.; Hirst, D. | The contribution of silent pauses to the perception of prosodic boundaries in Korean read speech. |
| 20 | |
Dellwo, V.; Ferragne, E.; Pellegrino, F. | The perception of intended speech rate in English, French, and German by French listeners |
| 21 | |
Pfitzinger, H. R.; Tamashima, M. | Comparing Perceptual Local Speech Rate of German and Japanese Speech |
| 22 | |
Niebuhr, O. | The Role of the Accented-Vowel Onset in the Perception of German Early and Medial Peaks |
| 23 | |
Palková, Z.; Volín, J. | Clause position within a sentence: human vs. machine recognition |
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Wendt, B.; Brechmann, A.; Gaschler-Markefski, B.; Scheich, H.; Ackermann, H. | Lateralized processing in human auditory cortex during the perception of emotional prosody |
| Poster Session 2 (PS 2): Analysis and Formulation of Prosody |
Tuesday, May 2, 14:30 | ||
| No. | PaperID | Author(s) | Title |
| 1 | |
Keane, E. | Phonetics vs. phonology in Tamil wh-questions |
| 2 | |
Grabe, E.; Kochanski, G. P.; Coleman, J. | Empirical Validation of Hand-labelled Nuclear Accent Patterns |
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Martin, P | Phonologies and Phonetics of French Prosody |
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Pfitzinger, H. R.; Reichel, U. D. | Text-based and Signal-based Prediction of Break Indices and Pause Durations |
| 5 | |
Breuer, S.; Francuzik, K.; Demenko, G. | Analysis of Polish Segmental Duration with CART |
| 6 | |
Demenko, G.; Wagner, A. | The stylization of intonation contours |
| 7 | |
Wypych, M. | Automatic Pitch Stylization Enhanced with Top-Down Processing |
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Kotnik, B.; Hoege, H.; Kacic, Z. | Evaluation of Pitch Detection Algorithms in Adverse Conditions |
| 9 | |
Gu, W.; Hirose, K.; Fujisaki, H. | A General Approach for Automatic Extraction of Tone Commands in the Command-Response Model for Tone Languages |
| 10 | |
Wang, X.; Gu, W.; Hirose, K.; Sun, Q.; Minematsu, N. | Comparison of Tonal Co-articulation between Intra- and Inter-word Disyllables in Mandarin |
| 11 | |
Niebuhr, O.; Ambrazaitis, G. | Alignment of Medial and Late Peaks in German Spontaneous Speech |
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Knoll, M.; Uther, M.; MacLeod, N.; O'Neill, M.; Walsh, S. | Emotional, linguistic or just cute? The function of pitch contours in infant- and foreigner-directed speech |
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Li, Y. | Tone Ratios Combined with F0 Register in Cantonese as Speaker-dependent Characteristic |
| 14 | |
Prom-on, S.; Xu, Y.;Thipakorn, B. | Functional-oriented articulatory modeling of tones and intonations |
| 15 | |
Sityaev, D.; Burrows, T.; Jackson, P.; Knill, K. | Analysis and Modelling of Question Intonation in American English |
| 16 | |
Wang, L.; Li, A.; Fang, Q. | A Method for Decomposing and Modeling Jitter in Expressive Speech in Chinese |
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Dubeda, T. | Intensity as a macroprosodic variable in Czech |
| 18 | |
Bartkova, K. | How far can prosodic cues help in word segmentation? |
| 19 | |
Kitazawa, S. | Acoustic Features of Japanese Vowel-Vowel Hiatus at Prosodic Boundaries |
| 20 | |
Face, T. | Secondary Association of Tones in Castilian Spanish |
| 21 | |
Kügler, F. | L-tone affixation: Evidence from German dialects |
| 22 | |
Quené, H. | Rhythmic factors in weak-syllable insertion: An internet corpus study |
| Special Session 2 (SPS 2): Auditory-Visual Prosody Processing |
Tuesday, May 2, 16:00 | ||
| No. | Paper | Author(s) | Title |
| 1 | |
Granström, B.; House, D. | Measuring and modeling audiovisual prosody for animated agents |
| 2 | |
Krahmer, E.; Swerts, M. | Hearing and Seeing Beats: The influence of visual beats on the production and perception of prominence |
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Dijkstra, Ch.; Krahmer, E.; Swerts, M. | Manipulating Uncertainty - The contribution of different audiovisual prosodic cues to the perception of confidence |
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Dohen, M.; Lœvenbruck, H.; Hill, H. | Visual Correlates of Prosodic Contrastive Focus in French: Description and Inter-Speaker Variability |
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Isei-Jaakkola, T.; Sun, Q.; Hirose, K. | Audio and Audio-visual Effects of a Short English Emotional Sentence on Japanese L2's and English L1's Cognition, and Physio-acoustic Correlate |
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Fagel, Sascha | Emotional McGurk Effect |