A Composite Framework for Affective Sensing
Authors: Gordon McIntyre and Roland Göcke
Presented by Gordon McIntyre at Interspeech 2008, Brisbane,
Australia, 22-26 September 2008
Abstract
A system capable of interpreting affect from a speaking face must
recognise and fuse signals from multiple cues. Building such a system
requires the integration of software components to perform tasks such as
image registration, video segmentation, speech recognition and
classification. Such software components tend to be idiosyncratic,
purpose-built, and driven by scripts and textual configuration files.
Integrating components to achieve the necessary degree of flexibility to
perform full multimodal affective recognition is challenging. We discuss
the key requirements and describe a system to perform multimodal affect
sensing which integrates such software components and meets these
requirements.
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Bibtex Entry
@INPROCEEDINGS{mcintyre_goecke2008b,
AUTHOR = {G. McIntyre and R. Goecke},
TITLE = {{A Composite Framework for Affective Sensing}},
BOOKTITLE = {{Proceedings of Interspeech 2008}},
PUBLISHER = {ISCA},
ADDRESS = {Brisbane, Australia},
PAGES = {--},
MONTH = sep,
YEAR = 2008}
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