Audio-Visual Processing in Meetings: Seven Questions and Some AMI Answers
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@MISC{Al-hames_audio-visualprocessing,
author = {Marc Al-hames and Thomas Hain and Jan Cernocky and Sascha Schreiber and Mannes Poel and Ronald Müller and Sebastien Marcel and David Van Leeuwen and Jean-marc Odobez and Sileye Ba and Herve Bourlard and Fabien Cardinaux and Daniel Gatica-perez and Adam Janin and Petr Motlicek and Stephan Reiter and Steve Renals and Jeroen Van Rest and Rutger Rienks and Gerhard Rigoll and Kevin Smith and Andrew Thean and Pavel Zemcik},
title = {Audio-Visual Processing in Meetings: Seven Questions and Some AMI Answers},
year = {}
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Abstract
Abstract. The project Augmented Multi-party Interaction (AMI) is concerned with the development of meeting browsers and remote meeting assistants for instrumented meeting rooms – and the required component technologies R&D themes: group dynamics, audio, visual, and multimodal processing, content abstraction, and human-computer interaction. The audio-visual processing workpackage within AMI addresses the automatic recognition from audio, video, and combined audio-video streams, that have been recorded during meetings. In this article we describe the progress that has been made in the first two years of the project. We show how the large problem of audio-visual processing in meetings can be split into seven questions, like “Who is acting during the meeting?”. We then show which algorithms and methods have been developed and evaluated for the automatic answering of these questions. 1
