Multimodal Modeling of Coordination and Coregulation Patterns in Speech Rate during Triadic Collaborative Problem Solving

Multimodal Modeling of Coordination and Coregulation Patterns in Speech Rate during Triadic Collaborative Problem Solving
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10.1145/3242969.3242989
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2018-10
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Proceedings of the 20th ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction
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Angela E. B. Stewart;Z. Keirn;S. D’Mello
Angela E. B. Stewart;Z. Keirn;S. D’Mello
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作者:
Angela E. B. Stewart;Z. Keirn;S. D’Mello

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