Englebienne, Gwenn

Heylen, Dirk K.J.

Jansen, Michel-Pierre

Nazareth, Deniece Saniah

Truong, Khiet Phuong

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The MULAI Database provides researchers with more data to study the expressive patterns that humans demonstrate while laughing during human-human interactions. The multimodal database contains 357 minutes of on dyadic interactions that often was paired with laughter. The database contains video-, audio-, and physiological data in addition to personality questionnaire data. The database is unique in that it is recorded in several modalities not often explored and includes both spontaneous- and task induced laughter

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The MULAI Corpus: Multimodal Recordings of Spontaneous Laughter in Dyadic Interaction

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The MULAI Corpus: Multimodal Recordings of Spontaneous Laughter in Dyadic Interaction

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