Red Hen provides several tools for manual tagging, suited to different circumstances and purposes: Red Hen aims to incorporate annotations made in all of these ways into its metadata repository, so that the results are searchable and when desired can be used for machine learning. So far, only NewsScape's online tagging interface is fully integrated. We invite contributions to create the import and export script to the other tools.
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- Categories included:
- type of gesture (McNeill, 1992);
- type of gesture (McNeill, 1992);
- type of gesture (McNeill, 1992);
- body part(s) involved;
- body part(s) involved;
- special categories for hands (configuration and orientation);
- movement (for any kind of body part);
- synchronization of gesture with speech and/or image(s);
- gesture phases (when only one of them is described);
- miscellany defined according to specific research needs that may
be useful for the whole group: e.g. topic; image-schemas; free text
fields, etc;
- tagging status (draft vs. final).
Basic
types according to broad form-function relation (based on McNeill, 1992)
GES Type select-multi deictic
GES Type select-multi metaphoric
GES Type select-multi beat
GES Type select-multi iconic
GES Type select-multi emblem
GES Body
part select-multi left hand
GES Body
part select-multi right hand
GES Body
part select-multi both hands
GES Body
part select-multi head
GES Body
part select-multi gaze
GES Body
part select-multi eyebrows
GES Body
part select-multi other face part
GES Body
part select-multi trunk
GES Body
part select-multi shoulders
GES Body
part select-multi other (see field Comments)
GES Hand–form
clusters select-multi fist
GES Hand–form
clusters select-multi flat hand
GES Hand–form
clusters select-multi single finger
GES Hand–form
clusters select-multi combination of fingers
GES Hand–numbering
of fingers select-multi 1=thumb
GES Hand–numbering
of fingers select-multi 2=index
GES Hand–numbering
of fingers select-multi 3=middle finger
GES Hand–numbering
of fingers select-multi 4=ring finger
GES Hand–numbering
of fingers select-multi 5=little finger
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi stretched
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi bent
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi crooked
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi flapped down
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi connected
GES Hand–shape
of digits select-multi touching
GES Hand
orientation select-multi palm-up
GES Hand
orientation select-multi palm-down
GES Hand
orientation select-multi palm-lateral
GES Hand
orientation select-multi palm-vertical
GES Hand
orientation select-multi palm-diagonal
GES Movement–axis select-multi vertical
GES Movement–axis select-multi horizontal/lateral
GES Movement–axis select-multi sagittal
GES Movement–axis select-multi diagonal
GES Movement–direction select-multi upward
GES Movement–direction select-multi downward
GES Movement–direction select-multi leftward
GES Movement–direction select-multi rightward
GES Movement–direction select-multi towards body
GES Movement–direction select-multi away from body
GES Movement–direction select-multi diagonal: right up
GES Movement–direction select-multi diagonal: left up
GES Movement–direction select-multi diagonal: right down
GES Movement–direction select-multi diagonal: left down
GES Movement–direction select-multi circular: clockwise
GES Movement–direction select-multi circular: counterclockwise
GES Movement–shape select-multi straight
GES Movement–shape select-multi arced
GES Movement–shape select-multi circular
GES Movement–shape select-multi zigzag
GES Movement–shape select-multi s-line
GES Movement–shape select-multi spiral
GES Movement–size select-multi reduced
GES Movement–size select-multi enlarged
GES Movement–speed select-multi accelerated
GES Movement–speed select-multi decelerated
GES Movement–flow select-multi accentuated
GES Movement–flow select-multi repetitive
GES Synchronization select-multi synchronized with speech
GES Synchronization select-multi before speech
GES Synchronization select-multi after speech
GES Synchronization select-multi synchronized with image
GES Synchronization select-multi before image
GES Synchronization select-multi after image
GES Phases select-multi preparation
GES Phases select-multi stroke
GES Phases select-multi retraction
Other
fields (miscellany)
GES Topic select-multi time
GES Topic select-multi emotion
GES Topic select-multi argument
GES Object
designated select-multi physical (on TV set)
GES Object
designated select-multi image
GES Object
designated select-multi announced/expected image
GES Object
designated select-multi expected/announced person
GES Function select-multi depictive
GES Function select-multi interactive
GES Link
to grammatical category text (e.g. subject, object, verb, adverb, etc.)
GES Image-schema(s) text
(e.g. container, source-path-goal, balance, etc.)
GES Co-speakers’
behavior text
GES Status select-multi draft
GES Status select-multi final
General overview of new gesture tagging
form
- type of gesture: deictic, metaphoric, beat, iconic, emblem (McNeill, 1992);
- body part(s) involved;
- special categories for hand gestures (configuration and orientation);
- movement features;
- synchronization of gesture with speech and/or image(s);
- gesture phases;
- research-oriented miscellany: e.g. topic; image-schemas; free text fields, etc;
- tagging status (draft vs. final).
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