MM-Conv: A Multi-modal Conversational Dataset for Virtual Humans

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Autori principali: Deichler, Anna, O'Regan, Jim, Beskow, Jonas
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Deichler, Anna
O'Regan, Jim
Beskow, Jonas
author_facet Deichler, Anna
O'Regan, Jim
Beskow, Jonas
contents In this paper, we present a novel dataset captured using a VR headset to record conversations between participants within a physics simulator (AI2-THOR). Our primary objective is to extend the field of co-speech gesture generation by incorporating rich contextual information within referential settings. Participants engaged in various conversational scenarios, all based on referential communication tasks. The dataset provides a rich set of multimodal recordings such as motion capture, speech, gaze, and scene graphs. This comprehensive dataset aims to enhance the understanding and development of gesture generation models in 3D scenes by providing diverse and contextually rich data.
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spellingShingle MM-Conv: A Multi-modal Conversational Dataset for Virtual Humans
Deichler, Anna
O'Regan, Jim
Beskow, Jonas
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Computation and Language
Graphics
Human-Computer Interaction
In this paper, we present a novel dataset captured using a VR headset to record conversations between participants within a physics simulator (AI2-THOR). Our primary objective is to extend the field of co-speech gesture generation by incorporating rich contextual information within referential settings. Participants engaged in various conversational scenarios, all based on referential communication tasks. The dataset provides a rich set of multimodal recordings such as motion capture, speech, gaze, and scene graphs. This comprehensive dataset aims to enhance the understanding and development of gesture generation models in 3D scenes by providing diverse and contextually rich data.
title MM-Conv: A Multi-modal Conversational Dataset for Virtual Humans
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Computation and Language
Graphics
Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.00253