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20182022
most citedA Modular Approach for Synchronized Wireless Multimodal Multisensor Data Acquisition in Highly Dynamic Social Settings

11 citations · 21 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

cs.SD2022★ 1 cited

Impact of annotation modality on label quality and model performance in the automatic assessment of laughter in-the-wild

Jose Vargas-Quiros, Laura Cabrera-Quiros, Catharine Oertel +1

Laughter is considered one of the most overt signals of joy. Laughter is well-recognized as a multimodal phenomenon but is most commonly detected by sensing the sound of laughter.…

cs.CV2022

No-audio speaking status detection in crowded settings via visual pose-based filtering and wearable acceleration

Jose Vargas-Quiros, Laura Cabrera-Quiros, Hayley Hung

Recognizing who is speaking in a crowded scene is a key challenge towards the understanding of the social interactions going on within. Detecting speaking status from body movement…

cs.HC2022

Perceived Conversation Quality in Spontaneous Interactions

Chirag Raman, Navin Raj Prabhu, Hayley Hung

The quality of daily spontaneous conversations is of importance towards both our well-being as well as the development of interactive social agents. Prior research directly studyin…

cs.CV2022

Conversation Group Detection With Spatio-Temporal Context

Stephanie Tan, David M. J. Tax, Hayley Hung

In this work, we propose an approach for detecting conversation groups in social scenarios like cocktail parties and networking events, from overhead camera recordings. We posit th…

cs.MM2022★ 4 cited

ConfLab: A Data Collection Concept, Dataset, and Benchmark for Machine Analysis of Free-Standing Social Interactions in the Wild

Chirag Raman, Jose Vargas-Quiros, Stephanie Tan +3

Recording the dynamics of unscripted human interactions in the wild is challenging due to the delicate trade-offs between several factors: participant privacy, ecological validity,…

cs.LG2021★ 1 cited

Social Processes: Self-Supervised Meta-Learning over Conversational Groups for Forecasting Nonverbal Social Cues

Chirag Raman, Hayley Hung, Marco Loog

Free-standing social conversations constitute a yet underexplored setting for human behavior forecasting. While the task of predicting pedestrian trajectories has received much rec…