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Title The Influence of Scenario Constraints on the Spontaneity of Speech. A Comparison of Dialogue Corpora

Authors Weilhammer Karl (Institute of Phonetics and Speech Communication, Schellingstr. 3,80799 Munich, Germany, karl.weilhammer@phonetik.uni-muenchen.de)
Oppermann Daniela (Institute of Phonetics and Speech Communication, Schellingstr. 3,80799 Munich, Germany, daniela.oppermann@phonetik.uni-muenchen.de)
Burger Susanne (Interactive Systems Laboratories, Carnegie Mellon Univeristy Pittsburgh, USA, University of Karlsruhe, Germany, sburger@cs.cmu.edu)

Keywords Dialogue Corpora, Spontaneous Speech, Turn-Taking, Variation

Session Session SP3 - Spoken Language Resources' Projects

Abstract In this article we compare two large scale dialogue corpora recorded in different settings. The main differences are unrestricted turn-taking vs. push-to-talk button and complex vs. simple negotiation task. In our investigation we found that vocabulary, durations of turns, words and sounds as well as prosodical features are influenced by differences in the setting.

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Title	The Influence of Scenario Constraints on the Spontaneity of Speech. A Comparison of Dialogue Corpora
Authors	Weilhammer Karl (Institute of Phonetics and Speech Communication, Schellingstr. 3,80799 Munich, Germany, karl.weilhammer@phonetik.uni-muenchen.de) Oppermann Daniela (Institute of Phonetics and Speech Communication, Schellingstr. 3,80799 Munich, Germany, daniela.oppermann@phonetik.uni-muenchen.de) Burger Susanne (Interactive Systems Laboratories, Carnegie Mellon Univeristy Pittsburgh, USA, University of Karlsruhe, Germany, sburger@cs.cmu.edu)
Keywords	Dialogue Corpora, Spontaneous Speech, Turn-Taking, Variation
Session	Session SP3 - Spoken Language Resources' Projects
Abstract	In this article we compare two large scale dialogue corpora recorded in different settings. The main differences are unrestricted turn-taking vs. push-to-talk button and complex vs. simple negotiation task. In our investigation we found that vocabulary, durations of turns, words and sounds as well as prosodical features are influenced by differences in the setting.