© 2015 ACM. Active speakers have traditionally been identified in video by detecting their moving lips. This paper demonstrates the same using spatio-temporal features that aim to capture other cues: movement of the head, upper body and hands of active speakers. Speaker directional information, obtained using sound source localization from a microphone array is used to supervise the training of these video features.Chakravarty P., Mirzaei S., Tuytelaars T., Van hamme H., ''Who’s speaking? Audio-supervised classification of active speakers in video'', Proceedings 17th ACM international conference on multimodal interaction - ICMI 2015, pp. 87-90, November 9-13, 2015, Seattle, Washington, USA.status: publishe
We present a novel method for detecting speaking persons in video, by extracting facial landmarks wi...
Techniques are described herein to enable a voice to dynamically track the physical position of an o...
The objective of this work is visual recognition of speech and gestures. Solving this problem opens ...
© 2016 ACM. In this work, we show how to co-Train a classifier for active speaker detection using au...
Chakravarty P., Zegers J., Tuytelaars T., Van hamme H., ''Active speaker detection with audio-visual...
—Active speaker detection (ASD) is a multi-modal task that aims to identify who, if anyone, is speak...
With the rapid growth of the multimedia data, especially for videos, the ability to better and time-...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
Speaker identification has been studied in many fields such as image processing, audio processing, a...
The field of speaker detection is relatively well researched. Multiple solutions focusing solely on ...
Active Speaker Detection (ASD) refers to the process of predicting who amongst a number of speakers ...
Automatic speaker identification in a videoconferencing environment will allow conference attendees ...
Abstract- Innovative and future human-machine interfaces or video conference systems require knowled...
We present a novel method for detecting speaking persons in video, by extracting facial landmarks wi...
Techniques are described herein to enable a voice to dynamically track the physical position of an o...
The objective of this work is visual recognition of speech and gestures. Solving this problem opens ...
© 2016 ACM. In this work, we show how to co-Train a classifier for active speaker detection using au...
Chakravarty P., Zegers J., Tuytelaars T., Van hamme H., ''Active speaker detection with audio-visual...
—Active speaker detection (ASD) is a multi-modal task that aims to identify who, if anyone, is speak...
With the rapid growth of the multimedia data, especially for videos, the ability to better and time-...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
International audienceMeetings are a common activity in professional contexts, and it remains challe...
Speaker identification has been studied in many fields such as image processing, audio processing, a...
The field of speaker detection is relatively well researched. Multiple solutions focusing solely on ...
Active Speaker Detection (ASD) refers to the process of predicting who amongst a number of speakers ...
Automatic speaker identification in a videoconferencing environment will allow conference attendees ...
Abstract- Innovative and future human-machine interfaces or video conference systems require knowled...
We present a novel method for detecting speaking persons in video, by extracting facial landmarks wi...
Techniques are described herein to enable a voice to dynamically track the physical position of an o...
The objective of this work is visual recognition of speech and gestures. Solving this problem opens ...