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언어 사용에서 다중감각 신호의 역할 탐구: ELAN 을 활 용한 비디오 자료 분석의 예

Investigating the role of multimodal cues in language use: A tutorial on video data analysis using ELAN

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Multimodal signals, including audio, visual, and tactile cues, play a crucial role in speech recognition and language learning, with even infants showing sensitivity to their effects. In this tutorial, we explore various methodologies for recording human interactions auditorily and visually to capture these multimodal signals. We introduce open databases that can be used even when multimodal data collection is challenging for individual researchers. Once the dataset is prepared, researchers can utilize software to code target signals accompanying speech units. We focus on ELAN, a free program that enables the alignment of multiple tiers of annotation to code simultaneous multimodal cues. Real-world examples of coding paradigms and analyses are provided. We discuss the potential of how knowledge of multimodal signals interacting with speech can be extended to improve mechanisms for machine learning to efficiently mimic human learning.

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Multimodal signals, including audio, visual, and tactile cues, play a crucial role in speech recognition and language learning, with even infants showing sensitivity to their effects. In this tutorial, we explore various methodologies for recording human interactions auditorily and visually to capture these multimodal signals. We introduce open databases that can be used even when multimodal data collection is challenging for individual researchers. Once the dataset is prepared, researchers can utilize software to code target signals accompanying speech units. We focus on ELAN, a free program that enables the alignment of multiple tiers of annotation to code simultaneous multimodal cues. Real-world examples of coding paradigms and analyses are provided. We discuss the potential of how knowledge of multimodal signals interacting with speech can be extended to improve mechanisms for machine learning to efficiently mimic human learning.

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