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• cat-1: Infrastructure, data collection (incl. scenarios) and data management (annotation and standardization)
• cat-2: Audio and speech processing (tracking, ASR, etc)
• cat-3: Visual and joint audio-visual processing
• cat-4: Multimodal structure and content analysis
• cat-5: Human factors, HCI, system evaluation, and applications
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• Title: Annotating Subjective Content in Meetings
• Author: Theresa Wilson
• *Keywords: cat-4: Multimodal structure and content analysis
• Abstract: This paper present an annotation scheme for marking subjective content in meetings. The annotation scheme adapts concepts from the MPQA Annotation Scheme (Wiebe et al., 2005; Wilson, 2007), an annotation scheme developed for marking opinions and attributions in news articles. The adaptations reflect the differences in multiparty conversation as compared to text, as well as our overall project goals, which are focused more on recognizing positive and negative sentiments than on other types of subjectivity.