The FASil speech and multimodal corpora

Dolfing, Hans; Reitter, David; Almeida, Luís; Beires, N.; Cody, Michael J.; Gomes, Rui; Robinson, Ken; Zielinski, Raymond E.

doi:10.21437/interspeech.2005-468

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“…Many experiments to build systems for managing personal information were also ongoing, beginning with studies of how emerging mobile technologies could be used to manage calendars, address books, to-do lists, emails and other personal data. Whittaker et al’s (2006)ContactMap, Chakrabarti et al’s (2005) Searching personal information networks (SPIN), Dolfing et al’s (2005) and Varadarajan et al’s (2005) Semantic Pen were among the mobile technologies that dominated the solutions for PIM. Interestingly also, issues about human factors returned to the discussion, with the keywords ‘human factors’, ‘human engineering’, ‘behavioural research’ and ‘customer satisfaction’ signalling that the focus should also touch on issues other than information technologies.…”

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Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Nwagwu

Williams

2022

IFLA Journal

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This study was designed to examine the structure of the literature on personal information management during the period 1988–2020 through the mapping of author and indexer keywords. The article also examines the volume, quantity and growth of personal information management literature during the period. The Scopus database was searched with the phrase ‘personal information management’ within the title, abstract and keyword fields on 18 February 2021. The annual growth in publications is presented as the number of retrieved documents each year, and the annual growth rate of publications on the subject is analysed. A total of 887 documents have been written on the subject since 1988. The major focus in addressing the problem of personal information management appears to be on technology applications, but research from 2015 onwards starts to address individual factors as they relate to personal information management.

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Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Nwagwu

Williams

2022

IFLA Journal

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The User-Language Paraphrase Corpus

McCarthy

McNamara

Cross-Disciplinary Advances in Applied Natural Language Processing

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The corpus in this challenge comprises 1998 target-sentence/student response text-pairs, or protocols. The protocols have been evaluated by extensively trained human raters; however, unlike established paraphrase corpora that evaluate paraphrases as either true or false, the User-Language Paraphrase Corpus evaluates protocols along 10 dimensions of paraphrase characteristics on a six point scale. Along with the protocols, the database comprising the challenge includes 10 computational indices that have been used to assess these protocols. The challenge posed for researchers is to describe and assess their own approach (computational or statistical) to evaluating, characterizing, and/or categorizing, any, some, or all of the paraphrase dimensions in this corpus. The purpose of establishing such evaluations of user-language paraphrases is so that ITSs may provide users with accurate assessment and subsequently facilitative feedback, such that the assessment would be comparable to one or more trained human raters. Thus, these evaluations will help to develop the field of natural language assessment and understanding (Rus, McCarthy, McNamara, & Graesser, 2008 [a]).

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The FASil speech and multimodal corpora

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Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

The User-Language Paraphrase Corpus

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