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The inspiration for this webpage was the
AVSP '97 meeting
(the European Tutorial and Workshop on Audio-Visual Speech Processing)
held in Rhodes (Greece), 26-27 September 1997.
This was a satellite meeting of the 5th
ESCA-organized
EuroSpeech '97 Conference
held in Rhodes on September 22-25, 1997.
Information is available for the
AVSP '98 and
AVSP '99
meetings.
This webpage provides an overview of the rapidly growing
international effort to create talking heads (cognitive and
computational models of audio-visual speech production),
the historical antecedents of this effort, and related work.
Links are provided (where possible) to the sites of some
of the researchers who attended this conference, and to
sites of many who did not, in an attempt to show the
diversity and excitement of this research area.
This website is dedicated with great love and appreciation
to the memory of our friend,
Christian Benoît.
(Notes: This webpage is presently under development and is very incomplete.
If you have corrections, changes, suggestions for additions, requests
for material to be removed, etc., please let us know.
In addition to serving as an overview of this research area, this site
is also designed as a working outline for a book presently being written
by Philip Rubin
and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson.
If you have any suggestions or
comments, please contact one of the authors.
This site was last modified on December 9, 1998.)
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