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This book is an introduction to multimodal signal processing. In it, we use the goal of building applications that can understand meetings as a way to focus and motivate the processing we describe. Multimodal signal processing takes the outputs of capture devices running at the same time - primarily cameras and microphones, but also electronic whiteboards and pens - and automatically analyses them to make sense of what is happening in the space being recorded. For instance, these analyses might indicate who spoke, what was said, whether there was an active discussion, and who was dominant in it. These analyses require the capture of multimodal data using a range of signals, followed by a low-level automatic annotation of them, gradually layering up annotation until information that relates to user requirements is extracted.
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