Empirical Studies for Intuitive Interaction

作者: Iryna Gurevych , Robert Porzel

DOI: 10.1007/3-540-36678-4_37

关键词: AnnotationComputational linguisticsData typeData scienceWork (electrical)Computer scienceLanguage technologyEmpirical researchField (computer science)Statistical model

摘要: We present three types of data collections and their experimental paradigms. The resulting were employed to conduct a number annotation experiments, create evaluation gold standards train statistical models. data, experiments analyses highlight the importance data-driven empirical laboratory field work for research on intuitive multimodal human-computer interfaces.

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