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 # Acted Emotional Speech Dynamic Database v1.0
 
-========================ABOUT========================================================
+## ABOUT
+
 AESDD v1.0 was created on October 2017 in the Laboratory of Electronic Media, School of 
 Journalism and Mass Communications, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, for
 the needs of Speech Emotion Recognition research of the Multidisciplinary Media & 
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 growth of the database through the collaborative effort of the M3C research group and
 theatrical teams.
 
-========================CREATION OF THE DATABASE=======================================
+## CREATION OF THE DATABASE
+
 For the creation of v.1 of the database, 5 (3 female and 2 male) professional actors were 
 recorded. 19 utterances of ambiguous out of context emotional content were chosen. The 
 actors acted these 19 utterances in every one of the 5 chosen emotions. One extra improvised 
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 UPDATE: Since the AESDD is dynamic by definition, more actors have been recorded and added, 
 following the same naming scheme as described in the Section "ORGANISING THE DATABASE"
 
-========================CHOSEN EMOTIONS================================================
+## CHOSEN EMOTIONS
+
 Five emotions were chosen:
-a (anger)
-d (disgust)
-f (fear)
-h (happiness)
-s (sadness)
+1. a (anger)
+2. d (disgust)
+3. f (fear)
+4. h (happiness)
+5. s (sadness)
+
+## ORGANISING THE DATABASE
 
-========================ORGANISING THE DATABASE==========================================
 There are five folders, named after the five emotion classes.
-Every file name in the databased is in the following form:
-xAA (B)
+Every file name in the databased is in the following form: xAA (B)
+
+where
+- x is the first letter of the emotion (a--> anger, h--> happiness etc.)
+- AA is the number of the utterance (01,02...20)
+- B is the number of the speaker (1 --> 1st speaker, 2 --> 2nd speaker etc)
 
-where 	x is the first letter of the emotion (a--> anger, h--> happiness etc.)
-		AA is the number of the utterance (01,02...20)
-		B is the number of the speaker (1 --> 1st speaker, 2 --> 2nd speaker etc)
-		
 e.g. 'a03 (4).wav' is the 3rd utterance spoken by the 4th speaker with anger
 
 In the case where two takes were qualified for the same utterance, they are distinguished