This paper attempts to draw attention of the multimodal communication research community
to what we consider a long overdue topic, namely respiratory activity in conversation. We …

The paper describes the design of a novel corpus of respiratory activity in spontaneous
multiparty face-to-face conversations in Swedish. The corpus is collected with the primary …

In this paper we report on first results of a newly started project focussing on interactional
functions of breathing in spontaneous multiparty conversation. Specifically, we investigate …

This work revisits the problem of breathing cues used for management of speaking turns in
multiparty casual conversation. We propose a new categorization of turn-taking events …

This paper presents first results on using acoustic intensity of inhalations as a cue to speech
initiation in spontaneous multiparty conversations. We demonstrate that inhalation intensity …

This paper investigates breathing profiles in eleven female speakers (subjects) when talking
successively with the same two females (partners). Breathing kinematics of the two inter …

Breathing has been associated with all the basic turn organisation categories, with breath
holds, where a participant holds their breath for a short period of time, specifically claimed as …

Physiological rhythms are sensitive to social interactions and could contribute to defining
social rhythms. Nevertheless, our knowledge of the implications of breathing in …

Respiratory movements were recorded from 10 dyads (20 subjects) during quiet breathing,
reading aloud, spontaneous monologue, scripted dialog, and spontaneous conversation …

This study investigates timing of communicative behaviour with respect to speaker's
respiratory cycle. The data is drawn from a corpus of multiparty conversations in Swedish …