The 12th International Conference on Auditory-Visual Speech Processing
ISSN 2308-975X (Online)
Editors: Slim Ouni, Frédéric Berthomier and Alexandra Jesse
Publisher: Inria
August 29 - September 1, 2013, Annecy, France.
Foreword
KN1 − Keynote 1: Embodied Language Learning with the Humanoid Robot iCub Angelo Cangelosi
KN2 − Keynote 2: Audiovisual speech integration: Modulatory factors and the link to sound symbolism Charles Spence
1 − Who Presents Worst? A Study on Expressions of Negative Feedback in Different Intergroup Contexts Mandy Visser, Emiel Krahmer and Marc Swerts p.5-10.
2 − Audio-Visual Speaker Conversion using Prosody Features Adela Barbulescu, Thomas Hueber, Gerard Bailly and Remi Ronfard p.11-16.
3 − Spontaneous synchronisation between repetitive speech and rhythmic gesture Gregory Zelic, Jeesun Kim and Christopher Davis p.17-20.
4 − Culture and nonverbal cues: How does power distance influence facial expressions in game contexts? Phoebe Mui, Martijn Goudbeek, Marc Swerts and Per van der Wijst p.21-26.
5 − Predicting head motion from prosodic and linguistic features Angelika Hönemann, Hansjörg Mixdorff, Diego Evin, Alejandro J. Hadad and Sascha Fagel p.27-30.
6 − Visual Control of Hidden-Semi-Markov-Model based Acoustic Speech Synthesis Jakob Hollenstein, Michael Pucher and Dietmar Schabus p.31-36.
7 − Objective and Subjective Feature Evaluation for Speaker-Adaptive Visual Speech Synthesis Dietmar Schabus, Michael Pucher and Gregor Hofer p.37-42.
8 − Audio-visual Interaction in Sparse Representation Features for Noise Robust Audio-visual Speech Recognition Peng Shen, Satoshi Tamura and Satoru Hayamizu p.43-48.
9 − Assessing the Visual Speech Perception of Sampled-Based Talking Heads Paula Costa and José Mario De Martino p.49-54.
10 − Speech animation using electromagnetic articulography as motion capture data Ingmar Steiner, Korin Richmond and Slim Ouni p.55-60.
11 − Phonetic information in audiovisual speech is more important for adults than for infants; preliminary findings. Martijn Baart, Jean Vroomen, Kathleen Shaw and Heather Bortfeld p.61-64.
12 − Audiovisual speech perception in children with autism spectrum disorders and typical controls Julia Irwin and Lawrence Brancazio p.65-70.
13 − Looking for the bouba-kiki effect in prelexical infants Mathilde Fort, Alexa Weiß, Alexander Martin and Sharon Peperkamp p.71-76.
14 − Audiovisual Speech Perception in Children and Adolescents With Developmental Dyslexia: No Deficit With McGurk Stimuli Margriet Groen and Alexandra Jesse p.77-80.
15 − Effects of forensically-realistic facial concealment on auditory-visual consonant recognition in quiet and noise conditions Natalie Fecher and Dominic Watt p.81-86.
16 − Impact of Cued Speech on audio-visual speech integration in deaf and hearing adults Clemence Bayard, Cécile Colin and Jacqueline Leybaert p.87-92.
17 − Acoustic and visual adaptations in speech produced to counter adverse listening conditions Valerie Hazan and Jeesun Kim p.93-98.
18 − Role of audiovisual plasticity in speech recovery after adult cochlear implantation Pascal Barone, Kuzma Strelnikov and Olivier Déguine p.99-104.
19 − Auditory and Auditory-Visual Lombard Speech Perception by Younger and Older Adults Michael Fitzpatrick, Jeesun Kim and Chris Davis p.105-110.
20 − Integration of Acoustic and Visual Cues in Prominence Perception Hansjörg Mixdorff, Angelika Hönemann and Sascha Fagel p.111-116.
21 − Detecting auditory-visual speech synchrony: how precise? Chris Davis and Jeesun Kim p.117-122.
22 − How far out? The effect of peripheral visual speech on speech perception Jeesun Kim and Chris Davis p.123-128.
23 − Temporal integration for live conversational speech Ragnhild Eg and Dawn Behne p.129-134.
24 − Mixing faces and voices: a study of the influence of faces and voices on audiovisual intelligibility Jérémy Miranda and Slim Ouni p.135-140.
25 − The touch of your lips: haptic information speeds up auditory speech processing Avril Treille, Camille Cordeboeuf, Coriandre Vilain and Marc Sato p.141-146.
26 − Data and simulations about audiovisual asynchrony and predictability in speech perception Jean-Luc Schwartz and Christophe Savariaux p.147-152.
27 − The effect of musical aptitude on the integration of audiovisual speech and non-speech signals in children Kaisa Tiippana, Kaupo Viitanen and Riia Kivimäki p.153-156.
28 − The sight of your tongue: neural correlates of audio-lingual speech perception Avril Treille, Coriandre Vilain, Thomas Hueber, Jean-Luc Schwartz, Laurent Lamalle and Marc Sato p.157-162.
29 − Visual Front-End Wars: Viola-Jones Face Detector vs Fourier Lucas-Kanade Shahram Kalantari, Rajitha Navarathna, David Dean and Sridha Sridharan p.163-168.
30 − Aspects of co-occurring syllables and head nods in spontaneous dialogue Simon Alexanderson, David House and Jonas Beskow p.169-172.
31 − Avatar User Interfaces in an OSGi-based System for Health Care Services Sascha Fagel, Andreas Hilbert, Christopher Mayer, Martin Morandell, Matthias Gira and Martin Petzold p.173-174.
32 − Automatic Feature Selection for Acoustic-Visual Concatenative Speech Synthesis: Towards a Perceptual Objective Measure Utpala Musti, Vincent Colotte, Slim Ouni, Caroline Lavecchia, Brigitte Wrobel-Dautcourt and Marie-Odile Berger p.175-180.
33 − Modulating fusion in the McGurk effect by binding processes and contextual noise Olha Nahorna, Ganesh Attigodu Chandrashekara, Frédéric Berthommier and Jean Luc Schwartz p.181-186.
34 − Visual Voice Activity Detection at different Speeds Bart Joosten, Eric Postma and Emiel Krahmer p.187-190.
35 − GMM Mapping Of Visual Features of Cued Speech With Speech Spectral Features Denis Beautemps, Zuheng Ming and Gang Feng p.191-196.
36 − Confusion Modelling for Automated Lip-Reading using Weighted Finite-State Transducers Dominic Howell, Stephen Cox and Barry-John Theobald p.197-202.
37 − Transforming Neutral Visual Speech into Expressive Visual Speech Felix Shaw and Barry-John Theobald p.203-208.
38 − Differences in the audio-visual detection of word prominence from Japanese and English speakers Martin Heckmann, Keisuke Nakamura and Kazuhiro Nakadai p.209-214.
39 − Speaker Separation using Visually-derived Binary Masks Faheem Khan and Ben Milner p.215-220.
40 − Improvement of Lipreading Performance Using Discriminative Feature and Speaker Adaptation Takumi Seko, Naoya Ukai, Satoshi Tamura and Satoru Hayamizu p.221-226.
41 − Efficient Face Model for Lip Reading Takeshi Saitoh p.227-232.
