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Voices of Attraction

Non-linguistic social signals (e.g., `tone of voice’) are often as important as linguistic content in predicting behavioural outcomes [1,2]. This paper describes four automated measures of such social signalling within the experimental context of speech in speed dating.

Anmol Madan | R. Caneel

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