International audience<p>Laughter is an important social signal in human communication. This paper proposes a statistical framework for generating laughter upper body animations. These animations are driven by two types of input signals, namely the acoustic segmentation of laughter as pseudo-phoneme sequence and acoustic features. During the training step, our statistical framework learns the relationship between the laughter human motion and the input signals. During the synthesis step, our trained framework synthesizes automatically natural head and torso animations from the input signals. Objective and subjective evaluations were conducted to validate this framework. The results show that our proposed framework is capable of generating l...
In this paper, we study perception of intensity in-congruence between auditory and visual modalities...
In this study we present initial efforts to model laughter with an articulatory speech synthesizer. ...
International audience<p>This paper proposes a unified statistical framework to synthesize speaking ...
International audienceLaughter is an important communicative signal in human-human communication. It...
ABSTRACT Laughter is an important communicative signal in humanhuman communication. However, very fe...
International audienceIt has been well documented that laughter is an important communicative and ex...
In this paper we focus on three aspects of multimodal expressions of laughter. First, we propose a p...
In this paper we focus on three aspects of multimodal ex-pressions of laughter. First, we propose a ...
Despite the importance of laughter in social interactions it remains little studied in affective com...
Abstract—This paper presents the adaptation of HMM-based speech synthesis to laughter signals. Acous...
Our aim is to render expressive multimodal behaviors for Embodied conversational agents, ECAs. ECAs ...
Abstract. This paper describes a semi-parametric speaker-like laughter synthesis method. A large cor...
In this paper we propose an overview of a project aiming at building an audio-visual laughter synthe...
This study focuses on the synthesis of naturalistic voiced laughter, and attempts to address the wid...
Laughter and smiling are significant facial expressions used in human to human communication. We pre...
In this paper, we study perception of intensity in-congruence between auditory and visual modalities...
In this study we present initial efforts to model laughter with an articulatory speech synthesizer. ...
International audience<p>This paper proposes a unified statistical framework to synthesize speaking ...
International audienceLaughter is an important communicative signal in human-human communication. It...
ABSTRACT Laughter is an important communicative signal in humanhuman communication. However, very fe...
International audienceIt has been well documented that laughter is an important communicative and ex...
In this paper we focus on three aspects of multimodal expressions of laughter. First, we propose a p...
In this paper we focus on three aspects of multimodal ex-pressions of laughter. First, we propose a ...
Despite the importance of laughter in social interactions it remains little studied in affective com...
Abstract—This paper presents the adaptation of HMM-based speech synthesis to laughter signals. Acous...
Our aim is to render expressive multimodal behaviors for Embodied conversational agents, ECAs. ECAs ...
Abstract. This paper describes a semi-parametric speaker-like laughter synthesis method. A large cor...
In this paper we propose an overview of a project aiming at building an audio-visual laughter synthe...
This study focuses on the synthesis of naturalistic voiced laughter, and attempts to address the wid...
Laughter and smiling are significant facial expressions used in human to human communication. We pre...
In this paper, we study perception of intensity in-congruence between auditory and visual modalities...
In this study we present initial efforts to model laughter with an articulatory speech synthesizer. ...
International audience<p>This paper proposes a unified statistical framework to synthesize speaking ...