The MUMIN multimodal coding scheme

Abstract

The MUMIN multimodal coding scheme was originally created to experiment with annotation of multimodal communication in short clips from movies and in video clips of interviews taken from Swedish, Finnish and Danish television broadcasting. However, the coding scheme also intends to be a general instrument for the study of gestures and facial displays in interpersonal communication, in particular the role played by multimodal expressions for feedback, turn management and sequencing. The first coding experiment was carried out at a workshop at KTH, Stockholm, on 21-22 June 2004. The version V3.4 of the coding scheme, presented in this paper, is the result of comments and discussions during and after the workshop.

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