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A visual interface for a multimodal interactivity annotation tool: design issues and implementation solutions
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Abstract
This paper discusses the user interface design for the NITE WorkBench for Windows (NWB) which enables annotation and analysis of full natural interactive communicative behaviour between humans and between humans and systems. The system enables users to perceive voice and video data and control its presentation when performing multi-level, cross-level and cross-modality annotation, information visualisation for data coding and analysis, information retrieval, and data exploitation.
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