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Multimodal Speaker Localization from Omnidirectional Videos

Jean-Philippe Thiran
2009
Conference Papers

Abstract

The use of omnidirectional cameras for videoconferencing promises to simplify the hardware setup necessary for large groups of participants. We investigate the use of a multimodal speaker detection algorithm on audio-visual sequences captured with such a camera, in particular, an algorithm that uses the audio energy together with the optical flow. We analyze several types of optical flow methods to determine the one which is appropriate to the omnidirectional context.

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