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WorkshopTraining workshops will be offered on Tuesday, October 21, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., before the start of the conference. They are free and open to all participants, but registration is required by email at jlc2025@sciencesconf.org, specifying the workshop you wish to attend. Your registration is binding, as the number of places is limited. We warmly thank our colleagues who are organizing these workshops. NB: the workshops will be held in French.
=============================================================================================== AVAA Toolkit: a toolkit to support the analysis of interactions from multimodal corpora Introduction The AVAA Toolkit (Audio and Video Annotations Analysis Toolkit) software offers numerous features for interaction analysis. It can be used at different stages of the research process based on annotated audiovisual data corpora: processing, mining, data visualization, but also the annotation process itself with an intercoding procedure enabling the collaborative construction of coding items. Facilitator Clotilde George (University of Lorraine, language sciences researcher, associate member of ATILF) Topic & Objective Getting started with the AVAA Toolkit software, which is suitable for analyzing annotated audiovisual corpora (particularly with ELAN). Creating combined primary and secondary data collections. Resources & Prerequisites Software: www.avaa-toolkit.org Quick overview: https://avaa-toolkit.org/features/ Documentation: https://avaa-toolkit.org/documentation Participants must have a corpus of annotations aligned with the signal (eaf, azp, cha, textgrid formats, etc.). Terms Duration: 3 hours, 9h30-12h30 Number of participants: 10 maximum Pre-installation of software: yes (www.avaa-toolkit.org). Please contact dev@avaa-toolkit.org if you have any difficulties installing the software. ============================================================================================= Audiovisual data collection Description The production and processing of corpora involves methodological considerations, technical knowledge, and legal and ethical issues. We will look at the different types of video and audio recording equipment available. What equipment can be used depending on the field and research questions? In addition to traditional camcorders and lapel microphones, we will look at equipment such as 360° cameras, subjective cameras, and action cameras. Facilitators Justine Lascar, CNRS research engineer at the ICAR laboratory, head of the Audiovisual Engineering Corpus (CIA) unit Léa Mouton, CNRS assistant engineer at the ICAR laboratory, member of the Audiovisual Engineering Corpus (CIA) unit Resources No software installation required CIA page https://icar.cnrs.fr/recherche/services/ Terms Duration: 1.5 hours, 9h30-11h Number of participants: 10 maximum == Processing audiovisual data Description We will address the issue of formats, editing, and exporting audiovisual materials. We will carry out the entire processing chain from import to export of synchronized files. Then, we will perform automatic transcription of audiovisual files using several methods. Facilitators Justine Lascar, CNRS research engineer at the ICAR laboratory, head of the Audiovisual Engineering Corpus (CIA) unit Léa Mouton, CNRS assistant engineer at the ICAR laboratory, member of the Audiovisual Engineering Corpus (CIA) unit Resources No software installation required CIA page https://icar.cnrs.fr/recherche/services/ Terms Duration: 1.5 hours, 11h-12h30 Number of participants: 10 maximum ======================================================================= CORLI CORPUCIT : A web tool for creating permanent citations of corpus or text excerpts and inserting them into your scientific articles and books in PDF format. Introduction The development of electronic publishing has greatly enriched the citation of language or corpus excerpts. Multiple formats and presentations can be used, and sound, images, and video can be added. However, unlike paper, these presentations are ephemeral. CORPUCIT is a tool that allows you to create citations of corpus or text excerpts, which are permanently stored on NAKALA, inserted into your articles or books, and which refer to the original corpus or sources. As the citations are electronic, there is no format limit. CORPUCIT promotes open science and the reproduction of scientific work by ensuring the longevity of the data described. It also raises awareness of the use of corpora on the Internet. Facilitator Christophe Parisse (CORLI & Modyco - CNRS & Université Paris Nanterre) Driss Sadoun (PostLab & ERTIM/INALCO ) Topic & Objective Getting started with the CORPUCIT website, inserting citations into electronic documents. Resources & Prerequisites A web browser with an internet connection. A text editing tool (LibreOffice, Latex, or Microsoft Word, for example). Terms Duration: 3 hours, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Number of participants: 20 maximum ============================================================================================= TXM for beginners (written corpora) TXM is a software program that allows you to search corpora and extract concordances and statistics. Achille Falaise, Laboratoire de Linguistique Formelle (LLF - UMR7110) Prerequisites Number of participants: 15 maximum ============================================================================================== Description of the TXM beginners workshop (spoken corpus) coming soon...
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