- From: Heylen, D.K.J. \(Dirk\) <d.k.j.Heylen@ewi.utwente.nl>
- Date: Sun, 8 Oct 2006 12:22:46 +0200
- To: <public-xg-emotion@w3.org>
Use case: conversation analysis We study the ways in which persons in a multi-party discussion expresses their views, opinions and attittudes. We are particularly interested in how the conversational moves contribute to the discussion, the way an argument is settled, how a person is persuaded both with reason and rhetoric. We collect corpora of multi-party discussions and annotates these on all kinds of dimensions, one of them being a "mental state" layer in which we tries to describe the attitudes that participants express with respect to what is being said and their emotional reactions to it. This layer includes elements such as: surprise, scepticism, anger, amusement, enthusiasm. We studies how these mental states are expressed and the functions of these expressions within the conversation. * A way to describe the dynamics (start, on-set, off-set, end) of the state. Can we distinguish different phases? * A way to say what a label is refering to (to the expression, to the mental state experienced, the mental state signaled). * A broad set of categories.
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