ABSTRACT
Interactive speech constitutes a large proportion of human communication and represents a full repertoire of communicative strategies and mechanisms, the understanding of which has proved to be key to the proper management of spoken resources. Recently, annotation in spoken and multimodal resources has gone beyond lexical and syntactic information and focused on semantic and pragmatic properties in dialogues, namely dialogue acts (DAs). This chapter is a survey of Chinese multimodal resources in general and interactive spoken corpora in particular, focusing on the existing coding schemes of dialogue acts.
