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What is Multimodality?
Letitia Parcalabescu, Nils Trost and Anette Frank |
pp. 1‑10 |
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Are Gestures Worth a Thousand Words? An Analysis of Interviews in the Political Domain
Daniela Trotta and Sara Tonelli |
pp. 11‑20 |
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Requesting clarifications with speech and gestures
Jonathan Ginzburg and Andy Luecking |
pp. 21‑31 |
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Seeing past words: Testing the cross-modal capabilities of pretrained V&L models on counting tasks
Letitia Parcalabescu, Albert Gatt, Anette Frank and Iacer Calixto |
pp. 32‑44 |
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How Vision Affects Language: Comparing Masked Self-Attention in Uni-Modal and Multi-Modal Transformer
Nikolai Ilinykh and Simon Dobnik |
pp. 45‑55 |
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EMISSOR: A platform for capturing multimodal interactions as Episodic Memories and Interpretations with Situated Scenario-based Ontological References
Selene Baez Santamaria, Thomas Baier, Taewoon Kim, Lea Krause, Jaap Kruijt and Piek Vossen |
pp. 56‑77 |
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Annotating anaphoric phenomena in situated dialogue
Sharid Loáiciga, Simon Dobnik and David Schlangen |
pp. 78‑88 |
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Incremental Unit Networks for Multimodal, Fine-grained Information State Representation
Casey Kennington and David Schlangen |
pp. 89‑94 |
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Teaching Arm and Head Gestures to a Humanoid Robot through Interactive Demonstration and Spoken Instruction
Michael Brady and Han Du |
pp. 95‑101 |
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Building a Video-and-Language Dataset with Human Actions for Multimodal Logical Inference
Riko Suzuki, Hitomi Yanaka, Koji Mineshima and Daisuke Bekki |
pp. 102‑107 |
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