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Verbal behavior of the more and the less influential meeting participant

We test the strength of the relationship between the way that people behave in a discussion and their level of influence on the basis of some empirical grounds. We use the data sources that were collected from the AMI corpus for the experiments in the areas of argumentation, dialogueact and influence research. Statistical dependencies and (cor)relations between the tags are mined for possible relationships.

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