Title :
Multimodal Processing of Discourse Information; The Effect of Synchrony
Author_Institution :
Spoken Language Commun. Group, MASTAR Project, Keihanna Science City, Japan
Abstract :
This paper describes progress in the design of unobtrusive technology for the tracking of participant status and engagement in spoken conversations. The apparatus and algorithms have applications in human-computer interface design and will enable a better level of communication between an information providing system, or robot, and a human user by mimicking the nonverbal processes that are an essential part of human-human face-to-face spoken interactions.
Keywords :
human computer interaction; user interface management systems; discourse information multimodal processing; human-computer interface design; human-human face-to-face spoken interactions; information providing system; nonverbal processes; synchrony effect; Algorithm design and analysis; Cities and towns; Cultural differences; Face detection; Human robot interaction; Loudspeakers; Magnetic heads; Natural languages; Speech processing; Streaming media; Discourse Information; Multimodal Processing; Synchrony;
Conference_Titel :
Universal Communication, 2008. ISUC '08. Second International Symposium on
Conference_Location :
Osaka
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3433-6
DOI :
10.1109/ISUC.2008.36