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Dialogue-act tagging using smart feature selection; results on multiple corpora

Verbree et al., 2006

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2215828925874010278
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Verbree D
Rienks R
Heylen D
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2006 IEEE Spoken Language Technology Workshop

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This paper presents an overview of our on-going work on dialogue-act classification. Results are presented on the ICSI, switchboard, and on a selection of the AMI corpus, setting a baseline for forthcoming research. For these corpora the best accuracy scores obtained are …
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