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NaLMC: A Database on Non-acted and Acted Emotional Sequences in HCI
We report on the investigation on acted and non-acted emotional speech and the resulting Non-/acted LAST MINUTE corpus (NaLMC) database. The database consists of newly recorded acted emotional speech samples which were designed to allow the direct comparison of acted and non-acted emotional speech. The non-acted samples are taken from the LAST MINUTE corpus (LMC) [1]. Furthermore, emotional labels were added to selected passages of the LMC and a self-rating of the LMC recordings was performed. Although the main objective of the NaLMC database is to allow the comparative analysis of acted and non-acted emotional speech, both audio and video signals were recorded to allow multimodal investigations.