Current methodologies in corpus linguistics have revolutionized the way we look at
language. They allow us to make objective observations about written and spoken …

This paper takes stock of the current state-of-the-art in multimodal corpus linguistics, and
proposes some projections of future developments in this field. It provides a critical overview …

In this article, I tackle the question of differential substitution in L2 phonology. A classic
example of the phenomenon is learners from different L1s attempting to acquire the L2 …

In this study, we analyze the role of several linguistic cues (prosodic units, pitch contours,
discourse markers, morphological categories, and gaze direction) in French turn-taking face …

Fundamental frequency, the primary acoustic correlate of speech melody, is generally
analysed and displayed using a linear scale (Hertz) or a logarithmic one, generally in …

Effective data management and corpus enrichment are essential for advancing research
methodologies in gesture studies. This paper critically examines the practices surrounding …

Variation in the speech signal is a characteristic of spoken language, emerging partially as a
result of interactions between various linguistic levels. One example of variation is phonetic …

We present a computational model that generates listening behaviour for a virtual agent. It
triggers backchannel signals according to the user's visual and acoustic behaviour. The …

Current methodologies in corpus linguistics have revolutionised the way we look at
language. They allow us to make objective observations about written and spoken language …

This paper introduces an approach for annotating eye gaze considering both its social and
the referential functions in multi-modal human-human dialogue. Detecting and interpreting …