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Opinionated, Hesitant and Stressed: Three Studies of How Politicians Speak in Four Slavic Parliaments
Ivan Porupski, Nikola Ljubešić
We present three large-scale studies of spoken parliamentary speech across four Slavic languages (Croatian, Czech, Polish, Serbian), drawing on over 6,000 hours from the ParlaSpeec…
Umm... With Transformers? Insights from Filled Pause Use across Four Slavic Parliaments
Ivan Porupski, Branimir Dropuljić, Nikola Ljubešić
Filled pauses (FPs) are a universal feature of spontaneous speech, yet most studies rely on small, single-language corpora, limiting the generalisability of their findings. We anal…
The Growing Gains and Pains of Iterative Web Corpora Crawling: Insights from South Slavic CLASSLA-web 2.0 Corpora
Taja Kuzman Pungeršek, Peter Rupnik, Vít Suchomel +1
Crawling national top-level domains has proven to be highly effective for collecting texts in less-resourced languages. This approach has been recently used for South Slavic langua…
Mići Princ -- A Little Boy Teaching Speech Technologies the Chakavian Dialect
Nikola Ljubešić, Peter Rupnik, Tea Perinčić
This paper documents our efforts in releasing the printed and audio book of the translation of the famous novel The Little Prince into the Chakavian dialect, as a computer-readable…
Supercharging Agenda Setting Research: The ParlaCAP Dataset of 28 European Parliaments and a Scalable Multilingual LLM-Based Classification
Taja Kuzman Pungeršek, Peter Rupnik, Daniela Širinić +1
This paper introduces ParlaCAP, a large-scale dataset for analyzing parliamentary agenda setting across Europe, and proposes a cost-effective method for building domain-specific po…