2021
DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3069267
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Audio-Visual Model for Generating Eating Sounds Using Food ASMR Videos

Abstract: We present an audio-visual model for generating food texture sounds from silent eating videos. We designed a deep network-based model that takes the visual features of the detected faces as input and outputs a magnitude spectrogram that aligns with the visual streams. Generating raw waveform samples directly from a given input visual stream is challenging; in this study, we used the Griffin-Lim algorithm for phase recovery from the predicted magnitude to generate raw waveform samples using inverse shorttime Fo… Show more

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“…On the Neurosciences front, some notable works include Ohta & Inagaki (2021), Gyoung (2021), Maniago et al (2021), Idayati et al (2021), Fredborg et al (2021), Lee et al (2020), Smith et al (2020), Paszkiel et al (2020), Valtakari et al (2019), Poerio et al (2018), Lochte et al (2018), Barratt et al (2017), andSmith et al (2017). The Sonology field has also produced some recent works on ASMR, most notably Uchiyama & Kawamoto (2021), Klefeker et al (2020), Fukushima (2019), Kovacevich & Huron (2018), Janik & Banissy (2018), and Rouw & Erfanian (2018).…”
Section: What Is Asmr and How Is It Linkedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the Neurosciences front, some notable works include Ohta & Inagaki (2021), Gyoung (2021), Maniago et al (2021), Idayati et al (2021), Fredborg et al (2021), Lee et al (2020), Smith et al (2020), Paszkiel et al (2020), Valtakari et al (2019), Poerio et al (2018), Lochte et al (2018), Barratt et al (2017), andSmith et al (2017). The Sonology field has also produced some recent works on ASMR, most notably Uchiyama & Kawamoto (2021), Klefeker et al (2020), Fukushima (2019), Kovacevich & Huron (2018), Janik & Banissy (2018), and Rouw & Erfanian (2018).…”
Section: What Is Asmr and How Is It Linkedmentioning
confidence: 99%