Papers by Programme:

Friday 11 September 2009 - 10:00-11:00

Mol, L., Krahmer, E., and Swerts, M.
Alignment in iconic gestures: does it make sense?

Sakamoto, S., Tanaka, A., Numuhata, S., Imai, A., Takagi, T., and Suzuki, Y.
Aging effect on audio-visual speech asynchrony perception: comparison of time-expanded speech and a moving image of a talker's face

Cosi, P., and Graziano, T.
LW2A: an easy tool to transform voice wav files into talking animations

Friday 11 September 2009 - 11:30-12:30

Fagel, S.
Effects of smiled speech on lips, larynx and acoustics

Jesse, A., and Janse, E.
Visual speech information aids elderly adults in stream segregation

Kyle, F., MacSweeney, M., Mohammed, T., and Campbell, R.
The development of speechreading in deaf and hearing children: introducing a new Test of Child Speechreading (ToCS)

Friday 11 September 2009 - 13:30-14:30

Liu, K., and Ostermann, J.
An image-based talking head system

Krnoul, Z., and Zelezny, M.
The UWB 3D talking head text-driven system controlled by the SAT method used for the LIPS 2009 challenge

Beskow, J., Salvi, G., Al Moubayed, S.
SynFace - verbal and non-verbal face animation from audio

Wang, L., Han, W., Qian, X., and Soong, F.
HMM-based motion trajectory generation for speech animation synthesis

Friday 11 September 2009 - 14:30-15:30

Chetty, G., Goecke, R., and Wagner, M.
Audio-visual mutual dependency models for biometric liveness checks

Hisanaga, S., Sekiyama, K., Igasaki, T., and Murayama, N.
Audiovisual speech perception in Japanese and English - inter-language differences examined by event-related potentials

Al Moubayed, S., and Beskow, J.
Effects of visual prominence cues on speech intelligibility

Friday 11 September 2009 - 16:00-17:50

Mattheyses, W., Latacz, L., and Verhelst, W.
Multimodal coherency issues in designing and optimizing audiovisual speech synthesis techniques

Haq, S., and Jackson, P.J.B.
Speaker-dependent audio-visual emotion recognition

Phillips, N.A., Baum, S., and Taler, V.
Audio-visual speech perception in mild cognitive impairment and healthy elderly controls

Kuratate, T., Ayers, K., Kim, J., Riley, M., and Burnham, D.
Are virtual humans uncanny?: varying speech, appearance and motion to better understand the acceptability of Synthetic Humans

Kroos, C., and Hogan, K.
Visual influence on auditory perception: Is speech special?

Saturday 12 September 2009 - 10:00-11:00

Coulon, M., Guellai, B., and Streri, A.
Auditory-visual perception of talking faces at birth: a new paradigm

Do, C-T., Aissa-El-Bey, A., Pastor, D., and Goalic, A.
Area of mouth opening estimation from speech acoustics using blind deconvolution technique

Hilder, S., Harvey, R., Theobald, B-J.
Comparison of human and machine-based lip-reading

Saturday 12 September 2009 - 11:30-12:30

Hoetjes, M., Krahmer, E., and Swerts, M.
Untying the knot between gestures and speech

Engwall, O., and Wik, P.
Can you tell if tongue movements are real or synthesized?

Lan, Y., Harvey, R., Theobald, B-J., Ong, E-J., and Bowden, R.
Comparing visual features for lipreading

Saturday 12 September 2009 - 13:30-15:40

Shochi, T., Sekiyama, K., Lees, N., Boyce, M., Goecke, R., and Burnham, D.
Auditory-visual infant directed speech in Japanese and English

Tanaka, A., Asakawa, K., and Imai, H.
Recalibration of audiovisual simultaneity in speech

Kolossa, D., Zeilner, S., Vorwerk, A., Orglmeister, R.
Audiovisual speech recognition with missing or unreliable data

Winneke, A.H., and Phillips, N.A.
Older and younger adults use fewer neural resources during audiovisual than during auditory speech perception

Eger, J., and Bothe, H-H.
Strategies and results for the evaluation of the naturalness of the LIPPS facial animation system

Davis, C., and Kim, J.
Recognizing spoken vowels in multi-talker babble: spectral and visual speech cues

Saturday 12 September 2009 - 16:00-18:10

Almajai, I., and Milner, B.
Effective visually-derived Wiener filtering for audio-visual speech processing

Devergie, A., Berthommier, F., and Grimault, N.
Pairing audio speech and various visual displays: binding or not binding?

Wollermann, C., and Schroeder, B.
Effects of exhaustivity and uncertainty on audiovisual focus production

Takeuchi, S., Hashiba, T., Tamura, S., and Hayamizu, S.
Voice activity detection based on fusion of audio and visual information

Pachoud, S., Gong, S., and Cavallaro, A.
Space-time audio-visual speech recognition with multiple multi-class probabilistic Support Vector Machines

Krnoul, Z.
Refinement of lip shape in sign speech synthesis