Gestures are meaningful movements of the body, the hands, and the face during
communication, which accompany the production of both spoken and signed utterances …

Gesture communication, like prosody and paralinguistic voice features, strikes the attention
when there is too little of it, too much of it, or when it does not seem to fit the words or the …

Speakers use spontaneous hand gestures as they speak and think. These gestures serve
many functions for speakers who produce them as well as for listeners who observe them …

A multimodal, cross-cultural corpus of affective behavior is presented in this research work.
The corpus construction process, including issues related to the design and implementation …

This paper proposes a gesture-based approach to user interface sound design, which
utilises projections of body movements in sounds as meaningful attributions. The approach …

Speech and gesture are two types of multimodal inputs that can be used to facilitate more
natural humanmachine interaction in applications for which the traditional keyboard and …

Abstract The fields of Cognitive Linguistics and gesture studies have begun to find each
other of great interest in recent years. The cross-recognition is making for a healthy …

The spontaneous gesticulation that accompanies speech is an integral part of the linguistic
system. Movements of the body are made in conjunction with speech to produce meanings …

The catchment feature model addresses two questions in the field of multimodal interaction:
how we bridge video and audio processing with the realities of human multimodal …

Humans use spontaneous gestures when communicating. But what these gestures convey
is still an open question and several findings indicate that they fall short of communicating …