All Outputs (3)

Visual perception of content-prioritised sign language video quality. (2005)
Conference Proceeding
Muir, L. J., Richardson, I. E. G., & Hamilton, K. (2005). Visual perception of content-prioritised sign language video quality. In IEE International Conference on Visual Information Engineering (VIE 2005) (17-22). https://doi.org/10.1049/cp%3A20050065

Video communication systems currently provide poor quality and performance for deaf people using sign language, particularly at low bit rates. Our previous work, involving eye movement tracking experiments and analysis of visual attention mechanisms... Read More about Visual perception of content-prioritised sign language video quality..

Gaze tracking and its application to video coding for sign language. (2003)
Conference Proceeding
Muir, L. J., Richardson, I., & Leaper, S. (2003). Gaze tracking and its application to video coding for sign language.

Sign language communication via videotelephone has demanding visual quality requirements. In order to optimise video coding for sign language it is necessary to quantify the importance of areas of the video scene. Eye movements of deaf users are trac... Read More about Gaze tracking and its application to video coding for sign language..

Video telephony for the deaf: analysis and development of an optimised video compression product. (2002)
Conference Proceeding
Muir, L. J., & Richardson, I. E. G. (2002). Video telephony for the deaf: analysis and development of an optimised video compression product. In Proceedings of the tenth ACM international conference on Multimedia (650-652). https://doi.org/10.1145/641007.641137

The multimedia capability of video telephony and video conferencing systems has many applications and benefits. This paper describes research and development that aims to optimise video compression systems for a specific application - personal commun... Read More about Video telephony for the deaf: analysis and development of an optimised video compression product..