[Corpora-List] Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech (DiSS'05)

[Jean Veronis]

Please find the DiSS'05 preliminary program below. Apologies as usual if
you receive it though several channels.

--jv
  http://aixtal.blogspot.com

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DiSS'05
Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech 2005, an ISCA Tutorial and Research
Workshop.
Preliminary program

DiSS 05 is the 4th meeting of the successful series of interdisciplinary
workshops on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech.  It will be held in the
beautiful city of Aix-en-Provence, France, on September 10-12, 2005 and
organised by the DELIC team of the University of Provence. The meeting
is timed to allow participants at INTERSPEECH (Lisbon, September 4-8) to
attend. As in previous meetings (Berkeley, 1999; Edinburgh, 2001;
Gothenburg, 2003) papers address normal disfluency from a wide range of
disciplines, from automatic speech recognition and computational
linguistics to linguistic analysis, psycholinguistics (production and
comprehension), and beyond, as well as papers comparing normal
disfluencies to those occurring in communication disorders.

Web site: http://www.up.univ-mrs.fr/delic/Diss05

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

Friday 9 September
17h00-19h30     Registration


Saturday 10 September
08h00-09h15     Registration
09h15-09h30     Welcome
Estelle Campione & Jean Véronis

09h30-10h30     Keynote Speech
Marc Swerts, Tilburg University, Netherlands
When a face spells trouble

10h30-11h00     Coffee break

Session I: Prosody
11h00-11h30     Jennifer Cole, Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Chilin Shih,
Heejin Kim, Eun-Kyung Lee, Hsin-yi Lu, Yoonsook Mo & Tae-Jin Yoon
Prosodic parallelism as a cue to repetition disfluency
11h30-12h00     Katarine Bartkova
Prosodic cues of spontaneous speech in French
12h00-12h30     Matthew P. Aylett
Extracting the acoustic features of interruption points using
non-lexical prosodic analysis

12h30-14h00     Lunch

Session II: Pauses 1
14h00-14h30     Estelle Campione & Jean Véronis
Pauses and hesitations in French spontaneous speech
14h30-15h00     Maria Candea, Iona Vasilescu & Martine Adda-Decker
Inter- and intra-language acoustic analysis of autonomous fillers
15h00-15h30     Yuan Zhao & Dan Jurafsky
A Preliminary Study of Mandarin Filled Pauses

15h30-16h00     Coffee break

Poster session
16h00-17h30     Myriam Piccaluga, Jean-Luc Nespoulous & Bernard Harmegnies
Les disfluences comme indices du traitement cognitif.Une analyse des
pauses silencieuses en interprétation simultanée
    Rodolfo Delmonte
Modeling conversational styles in Italian by means of overlaps
    Doroteo T. Toledano, Antonio Moreno Sendoval, José Colàs Pasamontes
& Javier Garrido Salas
Acoustic-phonetic decoding of different types of spontaneous speech in
Spanish
    Shigeyoshi Kitazawa
Evaluation of vowel hiatus in prosodic boundaries of Japanese
    Ellen Thompson
A Cross-linguistic Look at VP-Ellipsis and Verbal Speech Errors
    Berthille Pallaud
Fragments of words and their readjustments in spoken French speech
    Tobias Lövgren & Jan van Doorn
Influence of the manipulation of pause duration on speech fluency
    Pierpaolo Busan, Giovanna Pelamatti, Alessandro Tavano,Michele
Grassi & Franco Fabbro
Improvement of verbal behaviour after pharmacological. Treatment of
developmental stuttering: a case study
    Sandrine Henry
Repeats and noun phrases in spontaneous spoken French
    Jumpei Kaneda
Phrase-final prominence and disfluency in Japanese - Is disfluency can
be a pragmatic element?

19h00-20h00     Welcome Cocktail


Sunday 11 September

Session III: Misc 1
09h00-09h30     Philippe Boula de Mareüil, Benoît Habert, Frédérique
Bénard, Martine Adda-Decker, Claude Baras, Gilles Adda & Patrick Paroubek
A quantitative study of disfluencies in French broadcast interviews
09h30-10h00     Tiit Hennoste
Repair-initiating particles and um-s in Estonian spontaneous speech
10h00-10h30     Che-Kuang Lin, Shu-Chuan Tseng & Lin-Shan Lee
Important and new features with analysis for disfluency interruption
point (IP) detection in spontaneous Mandarin speech

10h30-11h00     Coffee break

Session IV: Lexicon & Syntax
11h00-11h30     Sieb Nooteboom
Lexical bias re-re-visited. Some further data on its possible cause
11h30-12h00     T. Florian Jaeger
That indicates anticipated production difficulty: Evidence from disfluencies
12h00-12h30     Andrew A. Cooper & John T. Hale
Promotion of Disfluency in Syntactic Parallelism

12h30-14h00     Lunch

Session V: Stuttered speech
14h00-14h30     Peter Howell & Olatunji Akande
Simulations of the types of disfluency produced in spontaneous
utterances by fluent speakers, and the change in disfluency type seen as
speakers who stutter get older
14h30-15h00     Peter Howell, Jennifer Hayes, Ceri Savage, Jane Ladd &
Nafisa Patel
Factors that determine the form and position of disfluencies in
spontaneous utterances
15h00-15h30     Timothy Arbisi-Kelm & Sun-Ah Jun
A comparison of disfluency patterns in normal and stuttered speech

15h30-16h00     Coffee break

Session VI: Repeats
16h00-16h30     Kristy Beers Fägersten
Hesitations and repair in German
16h30-17h00     Jan McAllister & Mary Kingston
Characteristics of final part-word repetitions

20h00     Conference banquet


Monday 12 September

Session VII: Misc 2
09h00-09h30     Melanie Soderstrom & James L. Morgan
Disfluency in speech input to infants? The interaction of mother and
infant to create error-free speech input for language acquisition
09h30-10h00     Jean-Léon Bouraoui & Nadine Vigouroux
Disfluencies phenomena in an apprenticeship corpus

10h00-10h30     Coffee break

Session VIII: Gesture marking
10h30-11h00     Yelena Yasinnik, Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel & Nanette
Veilleux
Gesture marking of disfluencies in spontaneous speech
11h00-11h30     Hannele Nicholson, Ellen Gurman Bard, Robin Lickley,
Anne H. Anderson, Catriona Havard & Yiya Chen
Disfluency & Behaviour in Dialogue: Evidence from Eye-Gaze
11h30-12h00     Elgar-Paul Magro
Disfluency markers and their facial and gestural correlates. Preliminary
observations on a dialogue in French
12h00-13h30     Lunch

Session IX: Pauses 2
13h30-14h00     Janet Fletcher, Belinda Ross & Nicholas Evans
The intra-word pause and disfluency in Dalabon
14h00-14h30     Michiko Watanabe, Yasuharu Den, Keikichi Hirose &
Nobuaki Minematsu
Effects of filled pauses on native and non-native listeners' speech
processing

14h30-15h00     Concluding remarks
Estelle Campione & Jean Véronis

15h30-17h30     Guided tour of Aix-en-Provence