NITE - Revision history

Herrner: /* Literature/References */ updated NXT & sourceforge links

2006-10-30T15:25:12Z

‎Literature/References: updated NXT & sourceforge links

Herrner at 15:22, 30 October 2006

2006-10-30T15:22:36Z

Thomas.schmidt at 05:49, 29 October 2006

2006-10-29T05:49:17Z

Herrner: changed text for text of the NITE homepage

2006-10-11T10:33:56Z

changed text for text of the NITE homepage

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The European HLT-project [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/ NITE] (Natural Interactivity Tools Engineering, 1.4.2001 - 31.7.2003) has built several toolsets for multi-level, cross-level and cross-modality annotation, retrieval and exploitation of multi-party natural interactive human-human and human-machine dialogue data. Two of the three NITE toolsets are freely available from the NITE pages.

The three NITE toolsets are: [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/download/ NWB], the NITE WorkBench for Windows, [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/ NXT], the NITE XML Toolkit, and the commercial tool [http://www.noldus.com/ The Observer]. Jointly, the NITE toolsets are becoming able to address the needs of users who want to code (or annotate) and explore natural interactive and multimodal communication, including cross-level and cross-modality coding.

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	==Literature/References==		==Literature/References==
−	*[http://~~nite~~.sourceforge.net NITE ~~website~~ on SourceForge]	+	*[http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/index.html updated NITE XML toolkit pages]
		+	*[https://sourceforge.net/projects/nite/ NITE project site on SourceForge]

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	The three NITE toolsets are: [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/download/ NWB], the NITE WorkBench for Windows, [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/ NXT], the NITE XML Toolkit, and the commercial tool [[Observer]]. Jointly, the NITE toolsets are becoming able to address the needs of users who want to code (or annotate) and explore natural interactive and multimodal communication, including cross-level and cross-modality coding. The formal basis for data handling in NITE is defined in the NITE Object Model (NOM).		The three NITE toolsets are: [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/download/ NWB], the NITE WorkBench for Windows, [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/ NXT], the NITE XML Toolkit, and the commercial tool [[Observer]]. Jointly, the NITE toolsets are becoming able to address the needs of users who want to code (or annotate) and explore natural interactive and multimodal communication, including cross-level and cross-modality coding. The formal basis for data handling in NITE is defined in the NITE Object Model (NOM).
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		+	==Literature/References==
		+	*[http://nite.sourceforge.net NITE website on SourceForge]

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	The European HLT-project [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/ NITE] (Natural Interactivity Tools Engineering, 1.4.2001 - 31.7.2003) has built several toolsets for multi-level, cross-level and cross-modality annotation, retrieval and exploitation of multi-party natural interactive human-human and human-machine dialogue data. Two of the three NITE toolsets are freely available from the NITE pages.		The European HLT-project [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/ NITE] (Natural Interactivity Tools Engineering, 1.4.2001 - 31.7.2003) has built several toolsets for multi-level, cross-level and cross-modality annotation, retrieval and exploitation of multi-party natural interactive human-human and human-machine dialogue data. Two of the three NITE toolsets are freely available from the NITE pages.

−	The three NITE toolsets are: [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/download/ NWB], the NITE WorkBench for Windows, [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/ NXT], the NITE XML Toolkit, and the commercial tool [~~http://www.noldus.com/ The~~ Observer]. Jointly, the NITE toolsets are becoming able to address the needs of users who want to code (or annotate) and explore natural interactive and multimodal communication, including cross-level and cross-modality coding.	+	The three NITE toolsets are: [http://nite.nis.sdu.dk/download/ NWB], the NITE WorkBench for Windows, [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/NITE/ NXT], the NITE XML Toolkit, and the commercial tool [[Observer]]. Jointly, the NITE toolsets are becoming able to address the needs of users who want to code (or annotate) and explore natural interactive and multimodal communication, including cross-level and cross-modality coding. The formal basis for data handling in NITE is defined in the NITE Object Model (NOM).