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Standards for representing meeting metadata and annotations in meeting databases Standards for representing meeting metadata and annotations in meeting databases Hervé Bourlard

2 a) What are metadata and annotations? What are some examples for meetings? supplementary information added to an initial collection of data such as multimodal meeting recordings in order to enrich its informational content annotations are rather time-related “semantic” information added to time-dependent data, and metadata is rather static information about a unit of recording such as a meeting What is the current state of the art in this area?

3 b) What are some examples of metadata/annotations for non-meeting resources? MS Word can recognize (“annotate” or “tag”) various information types using Smart Tags Google adds (using computation) some simple metadata to each page: title, language, dates Open Document Format (OASIS Consortium) vs Microsoft’s Office Open XML Open Archives Initiative: Dublin Core Metadata Set for library resources What is the current state of the art in this area?

4 c) Why are metadata/annotations important for meetings? What operations do they enable? enhance the interactive experience of the participants enhance the meeting search capabilities (e.g. keywords or named entities) monitoring the evolution of a meeting: coaching, training or moderating standards for representing metadata and annotations ensure interoperability between resources used for training and test, and between systems plug-and-play resources can be shared, establishing common grounds for benchmarking What is the current state of the art in this area?

5 d) What should a standard for databases of meeting data/metadata/annotations contain? Why is it important to normalize these elements? distinguish content of metadata and annotation elements from physical form; content: authorized vocabulary and its rules of application to the data; form: concrete representation, often based on XML tags normalisation is crucial for both form (use annotated resources or metadata without having to write lengthy conversion scripts) and content, to ensure that the content of metadata or annotations remains compatible from one system to another What is the current state of the art in this area?

6 Enriched meeting records Multiple layers/tiers Hierarchical Support for time aligned and general content

7 Examples: Annotation Graphs, NITE XML toolkit (AMI Meeting Corpus), W3C Multimodal Interaction Activity (with EMMA, Extensible Multi-modal Annotation Language), the ISO TC37/SC4 Initiative, the Dublin Core Metadata Set Limitations: not widely distributed, and do not apply directly to multimodal meeting data What are the existing standards for metadata/annotations of multimodal data, and what are their limitations?

8 Agree on metadata and annotations and set priorities Agree on their representations – content (i.e. normalized vocabularies) and form (XML) Prepare sample data, evaluate normalisation proposals, produce normative documents Incorporate metadata/annotation formats into meeting assistance tools Enhance robustness and coverage of automatic meeting processing tools What are the needs of meeting archives in the future?