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by Vincent E. Devin, David C. Hogg
In BMVC
http://www.bmva.ac.uk/bmvc/2001/papers/82/../../papers/5/accepted_5.pdf
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Abstract:
We demonstrate a novel method for producing a synthetic talking head. The method is based on earlier work in which the behaviour of a synthetic individual is generated by reference to a probabilistic model of interactive behaviour within the visual domain- such models are learnt automatically from typical interactions. We extend this work into a combined visual and auditory domain and employ a state-of-the-art facial appearance model. The result is a synthetic talking head that responds appropriately and with correct timing to simple forms of greeting with variations in facial expression and intonation.
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