Does a synthetic face enhance the social appeal of TTS-speech interface and recorded-human-speech interface? A 2x2 between-subjects experiment (synthetic face vs. no face by TTS vs. recorded human speech) was conducted (N = 48). Results show that the synthetic face enhanced the social appeal of the TTS-speech interface, but decreased the social appeal of the recorded-human-speech interface. A consistency argument is proposed
The purpose of this study was to determine what perceptual differences existed between a natural rec...
This study examined how speaking style and guise influence the intelligibility of text-to-speech (TT...
We have all learned to associate real voices with animated faces since childhood. Researchers use ...
We investigated subjects ’ responses to a synthesized talking face displayed on a computer screen in...
Applications that use human speech for fixed prompts and synthetic speech for dynamic content are co...
In this thesis, different aspects concerning how to make synthetic talking faces more expressive hav...
This study investigated the effect of synthetic voice of conversational agent trained with spontaneo...
Studies concerned with the effects of temporal aspects of facial behavior have been restricted by me...
We examined the effects of the temporal quality of smile displays on impressions and decisions made ...
Because of Text-to-Speech (TTS) lacks both clarity and prosody of normal human speech, TTS sounds un...
The limitations of speech output technology emphasise the need for exploratory psychological researc...
Visual face gestures, such as lip, head and eyebrow movements, are important in all human speech com...
In this experiment we examine the uncanny valley effect as a guide, albeit incomplete, to designing ...
Previous research indicates that synthetic speech can be as persuasive as human speech. However, the...
As a virtual human is provided with more human-like characteristics, will it elicit stronger social ...
The purpose of this study was to determine what perceptual differences existed between a natural rec...
This study examined how speaking style and guise influence the intelligibility of text-to-speech (TT...
We have all learned to associate real voices with animated faces since childhood. Researchers use ...
We investigated subjects ’ responses to a synthesized talking face displayed on a computer screen in...
Applications that use human speech for fixed prompts and synthetic speech for dynamic content are co...
In this thesis, different aspects concerning how to make synthetic talking faces more expressive hav...
This study investigated the effect of synthetic voice of conversational agent trained with spontaneo...
Studies concerned with the effects of temporal aspects of facial behavior have been restricted by me...
We examined the effects of the temporal quality of smile displays on impressions and decisions made ...
Because of Text-to-Speech (TTS) lacks both clarity and prosody of normal human speech, TTS sounds un...
The limitations of speech output technology emphasise the need for exploratory psychological researc...
Visual face gestures, such as lip, head and eyebrow movements, are important in all human speech com...
In this experiment we examine the uncanny valley effect as a guide, albeit incomplete, to designing ...
Previous research indicates that synthetic speech can be as persuasive as human speech. However, the...
As a virtual human is provided with more human-like characteristics, will it elicit stronger social ...
The purpose of this study was to determine what perceptual differences existed between a natural rec...
This study examined how speaking style and guise influence the intelligibility of text-to-speech (TT...
We have all learned to associate real voices with animated faces since childhood. Researchers use ...