Perception
The following are WWW-references on facial animation that might be
useful for research on nonverbal communication.
Facial animation is modeling human faces by the computer.
Successful modeling always means having found
objective information about the phenomenon modeled. So if a computer
model shows certain cues in such a way that observers agree it is
a cue then an objective description of this cue has been achieved.
What I have seen on the site below is rather coarse, but it would be
a start and can give guidance to a more NLP-oriented project.
Standards for Facial Animation
Center for Human Modeling and Simulation
Myron L. Braunstein
3D Shape Perception
Perception
Theories of Perception
The Perception and Robotics Laboratory
The Roots of Perception
Tutorials in Sensation and Perception
Computational and Neurophysiological Studies of Visual Perception
Publications relating to anything visua
Current Research in Visual Perception
Perception
Physiology of Vision & Perception
Visual Perception
Psychology 100
Optical Illusions
Optical Illusions
Exploratorium
Some references from a course
CN 530: Neural and Computational Models of Vision:
S. Petry and G.E. Meyer(Eds.),
The perception of illusory contours,
Springer, New York 1989.
(This is the book on illusory contours.)
Lesher, G.W.,
Illusory contours: Toward a neurally based perceptual theory,
Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 2(3) (1995), 279-321.
(This is the recent literature review.)
Visualization Software
my list of links
More Visualization (unchecked)
Computer Vision Research Groups
Vision Journal Club
UCSC - Perceptual Science Laboratory
Silicon Graphics' SILICON SURF Home Page
ARVO
Testing NLP
Know Yourself
A word of caution...
my
home page (http://arnold-neumaier.at)
Arnold Neumaier (Arnold.Neumaier@univie.ac.at)