2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Form-Oriented Annotation for Building a Functionally Independent Dictionary of Synthetic Movement
verfasst von : Izidor Mlakar, Zdravko Kačič, Matej Rojc
Erschienen in: Cognitive Behavioural Systems
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Non-verbal behavior performed by embodied conversational agents still appears “wooden” and sometimes even “unnatural”. Annotated corpora and high resolution annotations capturing the expressive details of movement, may improve the gradualness of synthetic behavior. This paper presents a non-functional, form-oriented annotation scheme based on informal corpora involving multi-speaker dialogues. This annotation scheme allows annotators to capture the expressive details of movement in high-resolutions. The expressive domains it captures are: spatial domain (movement-pose configuration on the level of articulators), fluidity (translations between movement-phases and phrases), temporal domain (movement variation in the form of movement phases), repetitivity (repetitive features of movement), and power (level of exposure). The presented annotation scheme can transform the encoded data into movement templates that can be directly reproduced by an embodied conversational agent.