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Reality Check: How Avatar and Face Representation Affect the Perceptual Evaluation of Synthesized Gestures
SessionPerception
DescriptionThis paper investigates how avatar and face representation influence the perceptual evaluation of synthesized co-speech gestures. Across three controlled experiments, it shows that visual presentation systematically biases judgments of motion quality and provides practical recommendations for fairer, more reliable benchmarking of gesture generation systems.
Authors
Haoyang Du
Technological University Dublin
Yinghan Xu
Trinity College Dublin
John Dingliana
Trinity College Dublin
Brian Keegan
Technological University Dublin
Rachel McDonnell
Trinity College Dublin
Cathy Ennis
Maynooth University
Event Type
Technical Paper
TimeWednesday, 22 July 20263:55pm - 4:05pm PDT
LocationRoom 408 B
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Session Time & Location
Sunday, 19 July 20266:00pm - 8:45pm PDTHall K
Wednesday, 22 July 20263:45pm - 5:35pm PDTRoom 408 B
Keywords
Animation
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Simulation
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