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The basic objective addressed by this work is that of approaching the problem of videophone coding from an audio-video joint point of view, both for the analysis and for the synthesis. The motivating idea is that interpersonal audio-video communications represents an easily modelable information source, characterized in audio by a human speaker’s voice and in video by the same speaker’s face. In the very large majority of cases a videophone communication consists exactly of these two strongly correlated items: a talking face together with its synchronous speech.
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Lavagetto, F. (1996). Speech Assisted Motion Compensation in Videophone Communications. In: Wang, Y., Panwar, S., Kim, SP., Bertoni, H.L. (eds) Multimedia Communications and Video Coding. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-0403-6_36
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