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Praaline: An Open-Source System for Managing, Annotating, Visualising and Analysing Speech Corpora

2018-07-01 · ACL 2018 7 · George Christodoulides

In this system demonstration we present the latest developments of Praaline, an open-source software system for constituting and managing, manually and automatically annotating, visualising and analysing spoken language and multimodal corpora. We review the system{'}s functionality and design architecture, present current use cases and directions for future development.

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