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Generating facial expressions for speech
In: Cognitive science. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell 20 (1996) 1, 1-46
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Generating Facial Expressions for Speech
In: Center for Human Modeling and Simulation (1996)
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Modeling and Animating the Human Tongue during Speech Production
In: Center for Human Modeling and Simulation (1994)
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Rule-Structured Facial Animation System
In: Center for Human Modeling and Simulation (1993)
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Communication and coarticulation in facial animation
In: Dissertations available from ProQuest (1991)
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Linguistic Issues in Facial Animation
In: Center for Human Modeling and Simulation (1991)
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Issues in Facial Animation
In: Technical Reports (CIS) (1990)
Abstract: Our goal is to build a system of 3-D animation of facial expressions of emotion correlated with the intonation of the voice. Up till now, the existing systems did not take into account the link between these two features. Many linguists and psychologists have noted the importance of spoken intonation for conveying different emotions associated with speakers' messages. Moreover, some psychologists have found some universal facial expressions linked to emotions and attitudes. We will look at the rules that control these relations (intonation/emotions and facial expressions/emotions) as well as the coordination of these various modes of expressions. Given an utterance, we consider how the message (what is new/old information in the given context) transmitted through the choice of accents and their placement, are conveyed through the face. The facial model integrates the action of each muscle or group of muscles as well as the propagation of the muscles' movement. It is also adapted to the FACS notation (Facial Action Coding System) created by P. Ekman and W. Friesen to describe facial expressions. Our first step will be to enumerate and to differentiate facial movements linked to emotions from the ones linked to conversation. Then, we will examine what the rules are that drive them and how their different actions interact.
Keyword: coarticulation; conversational signals; emotion; facial animation; intonation
URL: https://repository.upenn.edu/cis_reports/357
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