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Using Audio and Video Features to Classify the Most Dominant Person in a Group Meeting

Unsupervised Speech/Non-speech Detection for Automatic Speech Recognition in Meeting Rooms

Using Audio and Video Features to Classify the Most Dominant Person in a Group Meeting

ESTIMATING THE DOMINANT PERSON IN MULTI-PARTY CONVERSATIONS USING SPEAKER DIARIZATION STRATEGIES

Human-centered Computing: Toward a Human Revolution

Human-Centered Computing: Toward a Human Revolution

Constructing visual models with a latent space approach

Embedding Motion in Model-Based Stochastic Tracking

Unsupervised Speech/Non-speech Detection for Automatic Speech Recognition in Meeting Rooms

Tracking Attention for Multiple People: Wandering Visual Focus of Attention Estimation

Using Audio and Video Features to Classify the Most Dominant Person in a Group Meeting

ESTIMATING THE DOMINANT PERSON IN MULTI-PARTY CONVERSATIONS USING SPEAKER DIARIZATION STRATEGIES

Unsupervised Speech/Non-speech Detection for Automatic Speech Recognition in Meeting Rooms

Constructing visual models with a latent space approach

Embedding Motion in Model-Based Stochastic Tracking

Unsupervised Speech/Non-speech Detection for Automatic Speech Recognition in Meeting Rooms

Tracking Attention for Multiple People: Wandering Visual Focus of Attention Estimation

Human-Centered Computing: Toward a Human Revolution

Using Audio and Video Features to Classify the Most Dominant Person in a Group Meeting

Human-centered Computing: Toward a Human Revolution