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How are different grammatical categories (e.g., pronouns, adjectives) associated with specific gesture types?

helpResearch questionRobot Co-Gesture and Multimodal Gesture Interaction

How are different grammatical categories (e.g., pronouns, adjectives) associated with specific gesture types?

CSCW '23When Gestures and Words Synchronize: Exploring A Human Lecturer’s Multimodal Interaction toward the Design of Embodied Pedagogical Agents

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