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A Quantitative View of Short Utterances in Daily Conversation: A Case Study of Thats right, Thats true and Thats correct

Short utterances serve a multitude of different communicative functions in interactive speech and have attracted due attention in recent research in dialogue acts. This paper presents a quantitative description of three short utterances i.e. that’s right, that’s true, that’s correct and their variations based on the Switchboard Dialogue Act Corpus. Particularly, it offers an overview to account...

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Calibration technology provides us with a fast and elegant way to find the supergravity solutions for BPS wrapped M-branes. Its true potential had however remained untapped due to the absence of a classification of calibrations in spacetimes with non-trivial flux. The applications of this method were thus limited in practise to M-branes wrapping Kahler calibrated cycles. In this paper, we catag...

Wrap Shading

Shading models that wrap around the hemisphere have been used to approximate subsurface scattering, area light sources, and softer reflectance profiles. We generalize a specific technique that has been used in games by parameterizing the amount of wraping while retaining important mathematical properties. We include details on how to incorporate theses models with spherical harmonic lighting. 1...

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Wrap - Up : a Trainable DiscourseModule

The vast amounts of on-line text now available have led to renewed interest in Information Extraction (IE) systems that analyze unrestricted text, producing a structured representation of selected information from the text. This paper presents a novel approach that uses machine learning to acquire knowledge for some of the higher level IE processing. Wrap-Up is a trainable IE discourse componen...