A real-time framework for visual feedback of articulatory data using statistical shape models
Kristy James (DFKI), Alexander Hewer (DFKI), Ingmar Steiner (DFKI),, Stefanie Wuhrer (MORPHEO)

TL;DR
This paper introduces an open-source, real-time visualization framework for electromagnetic articulography data, utilizing statistical shape models for anatomically accurate tongue and palate representations.
Contribution
It presents a novel modular framework that enables real-time visualization of EMA data with anatomically precise models derived through multilinear subspace learning.
Findings
Real-time visualization of EMA data achieved.
Anatomically accurate tongue and palate models developed.
Open-source framework available for researchers.
Abstract
We present a novel open-source framework for visualizing electromagnetic articulography (EMA) data in real-time, with a modular framework and anatomically accurate tongue and palate models derived by multilinear subspace learning.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhonetics and Phonology Research · Multisensory perception and integration · Nasal Surgery and Airway Studies
