Skip to main content
Advertisement

< Back to Article

Figure 1.

Preparatory gestures are visible and not audible.

(a) A preparatory gesture for a hammer hitting a table. (b) A preparatory gesture for a labial burst after a pause.

More »

Figure 1 Expand

Figure 2.

Comodulatory gestures are visible and audible.

(a) A comodulatory closing/opening gesture for a balloon. (b) A comodulatory closing/opening gesture for lips in speech communication.

More »

Figure 2 Expand

Figure 3.

Acoustic signal (top panel), intensity in green, lip height in blue and formants in red (bottom panel): For isolated /pa/ (a, left) and /apa/ (b, right).

Blue arrows: lip events. Green arrows: intensity events. Red arrows: formant events. CAF/OAF (red): Closing/Opening onset for Audio Formant. CAI/OAI (green): Closing/Opening onset for Audio Intensity. CVL/OVL (blue): Closing/Opening onset for Visible Lips.

More »

Figure 3 Expand

Figure 4.

Sequence of auditory and visual events and measure of audiovisual asynchrony in isolated “pa” (top) and “pa” chained in a sequence “apa” (bottom).

AV asynchro (Ch) refers to the AV asynchrony measure used in [1], AV asynchro (Sc) refers to the AV asynchrony measure used in the present paper.

More »

Figure 4 Expand

Figure 5.

Delay between the first visual event (for the closing phase) and the first auditory event (for the opening phase) in isolated /Ca/.

Negative values mean that the acoustic event lags the visual one. In red: acoustic events for formants. In green: acoustic events for intensity. Signs point at mean values (over the 6 repetitions), and error bars correspond to the standard deviation.

More »

Figure 5 Expand

Figure 6.

Acoustic signal (top panel), intensity in green, lip height in blue and formants in red for the 8 chained sequences.

Blue arrows: lip events (CVL/OVL: Closing/Opening onset for Visible Lips). Green arrows: intensity events (CAI/OAI: Closing/Opening onset for Audio Intensity). Red arrows: formant events (CAF/OAF: Closing/Opening onset for Audio Formant). (a) /apa/; (b) /ata/; (c) /aka/; (d) /aba/; (e) /ada/; (f) /aga/; (g) /ama/; (h) /ana/.

More »

Figure 6 Expand

Figure 7.

Delay between visual and auditory events: (a) in the closing phase, in /aC/ where C is a plosive in the set /p t k b d g m n/; (b) in the opening phase, in /Ca/ with the same plosives.

Positive values mean that the acoustic event leads the visual one. In red: acoustic events for formants. In green: acoustic events for intensity. Signs point at mean values (over the 6 repetitions), and error bars correspond to the standard deviation.

More »

Figure 7 Expand