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Audio-Visual Speech and Speaker Recognition

Audio-Visual Speech and Speaker Recognition. Gérard Chollet, Guido Aversano, Hervé Bredin, Fabian Brugger, Maurice Charbit, Jerôme Darbon, Walid Karam, Chafic Mokbel, Santa Rossi, Eduardo Sanchez, Marc Sigelle, Georges Yazbek, Leila Zouari. Talking Faces.

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Audio-Visual Speech and Speaker Recognition

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  1. Audio-Visual Speech and Speaker Recognition Gérard Chollet, Guido Aversano, Hervé Bredin, Fabian Brugger, Maurice Charbit, Jerôme Darbon, Walid Karam, Chafic Mokbel, Santa Rossi, Eduardo Sanchez, Marc Sigelle, Georges Yazbek, Leila Zouari

  2. Talking Faces • Recognition of face features (lips, jaws, eyebrows, gaze, eye-blinkings,...) in synchrony with speech, • Tracking of lip movements, • Recognition of visemes, • Lip reading : how well do hard-of-hearing people perform ?

  3. F. J. Huang and T. Chen, "Real-Time Lip-Synch Face Animation driven by human voice", IEEE Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing, Los Angeles, California, Dec 1998 Audio-visual recognition of spectrally reduced speech Frédéric Berthommier

  4. SpeechReading A human listener can use visual cues, such as lip and tongue movements, to enhance the level of speech understanding, especially in a noisy environment. The process of combining the audio modality and the visual modality is referred to as speechreading, or lipreading. There are many applications in which it is desired to recognize speech under extremely adverse acoustic environments. Detecting a person's speech from a distance or through a glass window, understanding a person speaking among a very noisy crowd of people, and monitoring a speech over TV broadcast when the audio link is weak or corrupted, are some examples.

  5. 2001: a Space Odyssee

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  7. Audio-Visual Speech Recognition(Ref ?)

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  10. Coupled HMM

  11. OpenCV Open source code for AVCSR can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/ **.

  12. Publications 1 • - Ara V Nefian, Lu Hong Liang, Xiao Xing Liu, Xiaobo Pi and • Kevin Murphy, "Dynamic Bayesian networks for audio-visual • speech recognition", EURASIP, Journal of Applied Signal • Processing , vol. 2002, no 11, p. 1274-1288, 2002. • Xiao Xing Liu, Yibao Zhao, Xiaobo Pi, Lu Hong Liang and • Ara V Nefian, "Audio-visual continuous speech recognition • using a coupled hidden Markov model", IEEE International • Conference on Spoken Language Processing , p. 213-216, • September 2002. • Lu Hong Liang, Xiao Xing Liu, Yibao Zhao, Xiaobo Pi and • Ara V Nefian, "Speaker independent audio-visual continuous • speech recognition", IEEE International Conference on • Multimedia and Expo , vol.2, p. 25-28, August 2002.

  13. Publications 2 • Ara V Nefian, Lu Hong Liang, Xiao Xing Liu, Xiaobo Pi, • Crusoe Mao and Kevin Murphy, "A coupled HMM for • audio-visual speech recognition", International Conference on • Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing , vol II, pp 2013-2016, • Orlando, Florida, May 2002 . • - Gerasimos Potamianos, Chalapathy Neti, Gridharan Iyengar, • Andrew W. Senior and Ashish Verma • A cascade visual front end for speaker independent • automatic speechreading • International Journal of Speech Technology, Special Issue on • Multimedia, 4, 193-208, 2001

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  15. Biblio Brooke, N.M. (1996) . Talking heads and speech recognizers that can see: The computer processing of visual speech signals. In Stork, D.G. and Hennecke, M.E. (Eds.), Speechreading by Humans and Machines. Berlin, Germany: Springer, pp. 351-371. Chen, T. (2001) . Audiovisual speech processing. Lip reading and lip synchronization. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 18(1):9-21.

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  17. Biblio Neti, C., Potamianos, G., Luettin, J., Matthews, I., Glotin, H., Vergyri, D., Sison, J., Mashari, A., and Zhou, J. (2000). Audio-Visual Speech Recognition. Summer Workshop 2000 Final Technical Report, Center for Language and Speech Processing, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD (http: //www.clsp.jhu.edu/ws2000/final reports/avsr/). Petajan, E.D. (1984) . Automatic lipreading to enhance speech recognition. Proceedings Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBCOM)'84, Atlanta, GA, pp. 265-272.

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  20. Wark, T. and Sridharan, S. (1998) . A syntactic approach to automatic lip feature extraction for speaker identication. Proceedings International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP)'98, Seattle, WA, pp. 3693-3696. A HYBRID ANN/HMM AUDIO-VISUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM Martin Heckmann, Frédéric Berthommier , Kristian Kroschel

  21. A HYBRID ANN/HMM AUDIO-VISUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEMMartin Heckmann, Frédéric Berthommier , Kristian Kroschel

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