Generative modeling and classification of dialogs by a low-level turn-taking feature
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Carlo Drioli | Alessandro Perina | Vittorio Murino | Marco Cristani | Anna Pesarin | Alessandro Tavano | A. Perina | M. Cristani | Vittorio Murino | Anna Pesarin | A. Tavano | C. Drioli
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