A face robot for autonomous simplified musical notation reading and singing
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Clustering Persian viseme using phoneme subspace for developing visual speech application
Multimedia Tools and Applications
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Animated talking faces can be generated from a set of predefined face and mouth shapes (visemes) by either concatenation or morphing. Each facial image corresponds to one or more phonemes, which are generated in synchrony with the visual changes. Existing implementations require a full set of facial visemes to be captured or created by an artist before the images can be animated. In this work we generate new, photo-realistic visemes from a single neutral face image by transformation using a set of prototype visemes. This allows us to generate visual speech from photographs and portraits where a full set of visemes is not available.