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Article Dans Une Revue EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Processing Année : 2007

Cued Speech Gesture Recognition: A First Prototype Based on Early Reduction

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Cued Speech is a specific linguistic code for hearing-impaired people. It is based on both lip reading and manual gestures. In the context of THIMP (Telephony for the Hearing-IMpaired Project), we work on automatic cued speech translation. In this paper, we only address the problem of automatic cued speech manual gesture recognition. Such a gesture recognition issue is really common from a theoretical point of view, but we approach it with respect to its particularities in order to derive an original method. This method is essentially built around a bioinspired method called early reduction. Prior to a complete analysis of each image of a sequence, the early reduction process automatically extracts a restricted number of key images which summarize the whole sequence. Only the key images are studied from a temporal point of view with lighter computation than the complete sequence
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hal-00327473 , version 1 (08-10-2008)

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Thomas Burger, Alice Caplier, Pascal Perret. Cued Speech Gesture Recognition: A First Prototype Based on Early Reduction. EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Processing, 2007, 2007, pp.ID 73703. ⟨10.1155/2007/73703⟩. ⟨hal-00327473⟩
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