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Design and Evaluation of the Corpus of Everyday Japanese Conversation
We show that the CEJC includes a good balance of adult conversants in terms of gender and age, as well as a variety of conversations in terms of conversation forms, places, activities, and numbers of conversants.
KOTONOHA: A Corpus Concordance System for Skewer-Searching NINJAL Corpora
The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, Japan (NINJAL, Japan), has developed several types of corpora.
Survey of Conversational Behavior: Towards the Design of a Balanced Corpus of Everyday Japanese Conversation
For this purpose, we conducted a survey of everyday conversational behavior, with about 250 adults, in order to reveal how diverse our everyday conversational behavior is and to build an empirical foundation for corpus design.
Design and development of an RDB version of the Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese
In this paper, we describe the design and development of a new version of the Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese (CSJ), which is a large-scale spoken corpus released in 2004.
Towards Automatic Transformation between Different Transcription Conventions: Prediction of Intonation Markers from Linguistic and Acoustic Features
Because of the tremendous effort required for recording and transcription, large-scale spoken language corpora have been hardly developed in Japanese, with a notable exception of the Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese (CSJ).
Annotation of response tokens and their triggering expressions in Japanese multi-party conversations
In this paper, we propose a new scheme for annotating response tokens (RTs) and their triggering expressions in Japanese multi-party conversations.
