Humor identification is a hard natural language understanding problem. We identify a subproblem — the “that’s what she said” problem — with two distinguishing characteristics: (1) use of nouns that are euphemisms for sexually explicit nouns and (2) structure common in the erotic domain. We address this problem in a classification approach that includes features that model those two characterist...

A recent study using a crossmodal matching task showed that the identity of a talker could be recognized even when the auditory and visual stimuli that were being matched were different sentences spoken by the talker. This finding implies that general temporal features of a person's speech are shared across the auditory and visual modalities.

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She Walks in Beauty: Introduction 1. She Walks in Beauty: Text of the Poem 2. She Walks in Beauty: Lord George Gordon Byron Biography 3. She Walks in Beauty: Summary 4. She Walks in Beauty: Themes 5. She Walks in Beauty: Style 6. She Walks in Beauty: Historical Context 7. She Walks in Beauty: Critical Overview 8. She Walks in Beauty: Essays and Criticism The Byronic Hero ♦ Aesthetically Perfect...