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Paul Chippendale
Researcher at fondazione bruno kessler
Publications - 40
Citations - 458
Paul Chippendale is an academic researcher from fondazione bruno kessler. The author has contributed to research in topics: Augmented reality & Image processing. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 39 publications receiving 428 citations. Previous affiliations of Paul Chippendale include Lancaster University & Kessler Foundation.
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Multimodal corpus of multi-party meetings for automatic social behavior analysis and personality traits detection
Nadia Mana,Bruno Lepri,Paul Chippendale,Alessandro Cappelletti,Fabio Pianesi,Piergiorgio Svaizer,Massimo Zancanaro +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe an automatically annotated multimodal corpus of multi-party meetings, which provides for each subject involved in the experimental sessions information on her/his social behavior and personality traits, as well as audiovisual cues (speech rate, pitch and energy, head orientation, head, hand and body fidgeting).
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A smartphone-based 3d pipeline for the creative industry– the replicate eu project
Erica Nocerino,F. Lago,Daniele Morabito,Fabio Remondino,L. Porzi,Fabio Poiesi,S. Rota Bulo,Paul Chippendale,Alex Locher,Michal Havlena,L. Van Gool,M. Eder,A. Fötschl,Anna Hilsmann,L. Kausch,Peter Eisert +15 more
TL;DR: This article focuses on the system architecture definition, selection of optimal frames for 3D cloud reconstruction, automated generation of sparse and dense point clouds, mesh modelling techniques and post-processing actions of the REPLICATE project.
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A generative approach to audio-visual person tracking
Roberto Brunelli,Alessio Brutti,Paul Chippendale,Oswald Lanz,Maurizio Omologo,Piergiorgio Svaizer,Francesco Tobia +6 more
TL;DR: A probabilistic framework within which information from multiple sources is integrated at an intermediate stage is presented, which supports easy and robust integration of multi source information by means of sampled projection instead of triangulation.
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Cloud-based collaborative 3D reconstruction using smartphones
TL;DR: A pipeline that enables multiple users to collaboratively acquire images with monocular smartphones and derive a 3D point cloud using a remote reconstruction server and on-the-fly feedback to the user to be generated about current reconstruction progress is presented.
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Towards Automatic Body Language Annotation
TL;DR: In this article, a real-time system developed for the derivation of low-level visual cues targeted at the recognition of simple hand, head and body gestures is presented together with a tool for monitoring repetitive movements, e.g. fidgeting.