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Head movements, eyebrows, and phonological prosodic prominence levels in Stockholm Swedish news broadcasts.

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Analysis and Synthesis of Multimodal Verbal and Non-verbal Interaction for Animated Interface Agents., , and . COST 2102 Workshop (Vietri), volume 4775 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 250-263. Springer, (2007)How to Evaluate your Question Answering System Every Day and Still Get Real Work Done, , , , , , and . (2000)cite arxiv:cs/0004008Comment: 6 pages, 3 figures, to appear in Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2000).Perception of prepausal tonal contours: implications for automatic stylization of intonation.. EUROSPEECH, page 949-952. ISCA, (1995)The phrase-final accent in kammu: effects of tone, focus and engagement., , , and . INTERSPEECH, page 2439-2442. ISCA, (2009)Influence of lexical tones on intonation in kammu., , , and . INTERSPEECH, page 1740-1743. ISCA, (2010)Perception of questions and statements in Neapolitan Italian., and . EUROSPEECH, page 251-254. ISCA, (1997)Temporal-alignment categories of accent-lending rises and falls., , and . EUROSPEECH, page 879-882. ISCA, (1997)Automatic prosodic analysis for Swedish speech recognition., , , and . ECST, page 1215-1218. ISCA, (1987)SUMMAC: a text summarization evaluation., , , , , and . Nat. Lang. Eng., 8 (1): 43-68 (2002)The Tipster Summac Text Summarization Evaluation., , , , , and . EACL, page 77-85. The Association for Computer Linguistics, (1999)