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Three Dimensional Facial Adaptation for MPEG 4 Talking Heads

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Figure 3: Local adaptation of the nose (a), mouth (b), and right eyebrow (c). The wireframe (both textured and transparent) is drawn atthe rigidly deformed position, while the arrows represent the nonrigid deformation and the cubes show the desired position of the featurepoints.
Figure 9: Overview of the system.
Table 1: Facial expressions and corresponding symbols in the TTSsystem.

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