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Pragmatic markers (PMs) mainly have an influence on a pragmatic aspect of communication and are mostly devoid of their own referential meaning. These markers are indispensable elements of oral communication in any language. The article suggests a typology of pragmatic markers for Russian everyday speech that includes 10 basic types. The frequency study for the use of various marker types is carried out on the basis of two representative speech corpora - a corpus of Russian Everyday Speech 'One Speech Day' (ORD) and 'Balanced Annotated Collection of Texts' (SAT). Preliminary data about PM distribution in dialogues and monologues was obtained and the article describes the main difficulties one comes across while annotating PMs according to our methodology. The main requirements for creating a Dictionary of Pragmatic Markers are enumerated. The paper indicates the scope of pragmatic markers and further prospects for their use, which includes (but not limited to) datasets labelling for voice assistants and speech recognition systems development.
Переведенное название | Прагматические маркеры русской повседневной речи: уточненная типология и корпусное исследование |
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Язык оригинала | английский |
Название основной публикации | Proceedings of the 25th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT, FRUCT 2019 |
Редакторы | Valtteri Niemi, Tatiana Tyutina |
Место публикации | Helsinki |
Издатель | Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. |
Страницы | 57-63 |
ISBN (электронное издание) | 9789526924403 |
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Состояние | Опубликовано - ноя 2019 |
Событие | 25th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT, FRUCT 2019 - Helsinki, Финляндия Продолжительность: 5 ноя 2019 → 8 ноя 2019 |
конференция | 25th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT, FRUCT 2019 |
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Страна/Tерритория | Финляндия |
Город | Helsinki |
Период | 5/11/19 → 8/11/19 |
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