Publications by authors named "Fabien Ringeval"

Background: Impaired cognitive function is observed in many pathologies, including neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer disease. At present, the pharmaceutical treatments available to counter cognitive decline have only modest effects, with significant side effects. A nonpharmacological treatment that has received considerable attention is computerized cognitive training (CCT), which aims to maintain or improve cognitive functioning through repeated practice in standardized exercises.

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Natural human-computer interaction and audio-visual human behaviour sensing systems, which would achieve robust performance in-the-wild are more needed than ever as digital devices are increasingly becoming an indispensable part of our life. Accurately annotated real-world data are the crux in devising such systems. However, existing databases usually consider controlled settings, low demographic variability, and a single task.

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  • Some apps like Siri and Cortana make it seem like you can have a real conversation with a machine, but they can’t truly understand feelings.
  • Researchers are looking into ways for machines to recognize emotions in people’s voices, which could help in many areas, like healthcare.
  • A study created a special program to analyze children’s speech, especially to see if they have developmental disorders, and it accurately identified these conditions most of the time.
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We propose a new recognition task in the area of computational paralinguistics: automatic recognition of eating conditions in speech, i. e., whether people are eating while speaking, and what they are eating.

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