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EXMARaLDA Basics

EXMARaLDA Basics. Musical score annotation. Musical score annotation. Clarinet. Oboe. Bassoon. Musical score annotation. Time. Clarinet. Oboe. Bassoon. Synchronicity. Linguistic annotation score. Linguistic annotation score. Structural relations Time sequence.

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EXMARaLDA Basics

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  1. EXMARaLDA Basics

  2. Musical score annotation

  3. Musical score annotation Clarinet Oboe Bassoon

  4. Musical score annotation Time Clarinet Oboe Bassoon Synchronicity

  5. Linguistic annotation score

  6. Linguistic annotation score Structural relations • Time sequence

  7. Linguistic annotation score Structural relations • Time sequence • Synchronicity

  8. Linguistic annotation score Structural relations • Time sequence • Synchronicity • Equivalence / features

  9. Data modelling

  10. Data modelling

  11. Data modelling event tier category speaker timeline item timeline

  12. Data modelling

  13. Data modelling: types of tiers • Type T(ranscription): primary tier for orthographic/phonetic description of the verbal part in the interaction • Type A(nnotation): tier(s) with analytic descriptions of the transcription, e.g. prosodic tier, translation etc.  relation to T-tier • Type D(escription): tiers for the description of additional aspects of the interaction, typically: nonverbal information (gestures, facial expression)

  14. Data modelling: types of tiers Transcription Description Annotation

  15. Segmentation • Devide transcription into words, pauses, nonverbal parts, utterance etc. • Imporant for analysis, quantifying etc. • Wortlisten, MLU, … • Automatized using functions of Partitur-Editor and EXAKT • Optional • Depending on the convention of transcription • Supported conventions: • HIAT, GAT, cGAT-Minimal, CHAT, DIDA, „Generic“ • Violation of convention = segmenting error

  16. Segmentation

  17. Segmentation Segment chains = coherent chains of events within a transcription tier = white passages between the grey ones

  18. Segmentation DS: Okay. Très bien, très bien. FB: Alors ça dépend ((coughs)) un petit peu. HIAT • Utterances end with end mark (full stop, question tag etc.) • string/enumeration with a comma • Nonverbal information in (round) double brackets

  19. Meta data • Recordings and transcriptions describe the verbal event as such • Metadata describes the circumstances under which the event takes place and is documented • Metadata for: • Documentation / Organisation • Analysis

  20. Meta data • … communication related • Place and time • Background • Communication type • … speaker related • Age • Sex • Languages • Information on pronouncation • … recording related • Recording equipment • Recording person • … transcription related • Transcribing person • Transcription supervisor

  21. Meta data modelling („framework“)

  22. Meta data modelling • Main components • List of communications • … with corresponding recordings • … with corresponging transcriptions • List of speakers • Description for each component • Open attribute-value pairs (Description) • Some preset data sets (Language, Location)

  23. Linking of transcription and meta data Transcription data Meta data

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