Accepted Papers

The following submissions have been accepted as full papers and will be presented orally at the workshop:

• Davis and Bobick, Virtual PAT: a virtual personal aerobics trainer
• Toyama, "Look, Ma - No Hands!" Hands-free cursor control with real-time 3D face tracking
• Raisamo, A multimodal user interface for public information kiosks
• Brand and Shan, Voice-driven animation
• Stiefelhagen, Finke, Yang and Waibel, From gaze to focus of attention
• Poddar, Sethi, Ozyildiz and Sharma, Toward natural gesture/speech HCI: a case study of weather narration
• Cham and Rehg, A multiple hypothesis approach to figure tracking
• Clarkson, Sawhney and Pentland, Auditory context awareness via wearable computing
• Schödl, Haro and Essa, Head tracking using a textured polygonal model

The following submissions have been accepted as research notes and will be part of a poster/demo session:

• Kuno, Ishiyama, Adachi and Shirai, Human interface systems using intentional and unintentional behaviors
• Starner, Schiele and Pentland, Visual context awareness in wearable computing
• Salber and Abowd, The design and use of a generic context server
• Berry, Pavlovic and Huang, BattleView: a multimodal HCI research application
• Meier, Yang and Waibel, A visual timing tool for language training of hearing impaired children
• Bradski, Yeo and Yeung, Gesture and speech for video content navigation
• Aoki, Schiele and Pentland, Recognizing personal location from video
• Lyons, Pelletier and Knapp, Multimodal interactive advertising
• Horprasert, Haritaoglu, Harwood, Davis, Wren and Pentland, Real-time 3D motion capture
• Darrell, Gordon, Harville and Woodfill, Robust visuall person tracking for interactive displays
• Tremblay, Ullrich, Gomez, Carmel and Tian, Whole-hand interaction with 3D environments

The following submissions have been accepted as proceedings-only papers:

• Qian, Sezan and Matthews, Face tracking using robust statistical estimation
• Colbath and Kubala, Rough-n-Ready: a meeting recorder and browser
• Rehg, Murphy and Fieguth, Vision-based speaker detection using Bayesian networks
• Healey, Picard and Dabek, A new affect-perceiving interface and its application to personalized music selection
• Morimoto, Koons, Amir and Flickner, Real-time detection of eyes and faces