Citation Malcolm Slaney, Better CHI with Signal Computation, Talk at Stanford PCD Seminar, CS 547, January 7, 2000. Abstract One of the most difficult problems in computer science is recognizing and synthesizing the full range of human behavior. It is important to allow humans to deal with computers on human terms. I will describe several techniques that my colleagues and I have developed that use signal computation to improve human-computer interaction. I will talk about algorithms that sense human behavior (BabyEars), entertain our senses (audio morphing and Magic Mirror), synthesize realistic humans (Video Rewrite) and improve human perception (Mach1 and auditory scene analysis). We call this style of computation people-centric processing. Additional Information See also http://www-pcd.stanford.edu/cs547/abstracts/99-00/000107-slaney.html Downloadables 01.01.ad.38.wav 01.01.ap.06.wav 01.01.at.10.wav 01.02.pr.20.wav AEInterp1.wav AEInterp2.wav AEInterp3.wav AutoCornerMorning2.wav BetterCHIWithSigComp.ppt DPWEex41.wav DPWEex42.wav DPWEex43.wav DPWEex44.wav DPWEex45.wav RepeatAfterMeOriginal.wav RepeatAfterMe.wav