Use of Ecological Gestures in Soccer Games Running on Mobile Devices

Plantevin, Valère; Ménélas, Bob-Antoine J.

doi:10.17083/ijsg.v1i4.48

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“…Nevertheless, real speaker authentication scenarios usually imply few distinct samples. In that sense, DTW for decision-making still remains an acceptable choice for such an authentication mechanism on limited-performance devices especially when considering other fields of research such as in [31,32].…”

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A Text-Independent Speaker Authentication System for Mobile Devices

2017

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This paper presents a text independent speaker authentication method adapted to mobile devices. Special attention was placed on delivering a fully operational application, which admits a sufficient reliability level and an efficient functioning. To this end, we have excluded the need for any network communication. Hence, we opted for the completion of both the training and the identification processes directly on the mobile device through the extraction of linear prediction cepstral coefficients and the naive Bayes algorithm as the classifier. Furthermore, the authentication decision is enhanced to overcome misidentification through access privileges that the user should attribute to each application beforehand. To evaluate the proposed authentication system, eleven participants were involved in the experiment, conducted in quiet and noisy environments. Public speech corpora were also employed to compare this implementation to existing methods. Results were efficient regarding mobile resources’ consumption. The overall classification performance obtained was accurate with a small number of samples. Then, it appeared that our authentication system might be used as a first security layer, but also as part of a multilayer authentication, or as a fall-back mechanism.

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A Text-Independent Speaker Authentication System for Mobile Devices

2017

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“…Plantevin et al, [4] address the use of ecological interactions for a mobile serious game. In particular, they analyse the processing of the signals from a wearable insole in order to allow users interact with a virtual soccer game via real-world soccer movements.…”

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2014

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I am pleased to conclude, with this fourth issue, the first year of IJSG publications.It has been an exciting year, in which we started this challenge – in spite of some perplexity, also from friends - and were able to become a reference point for scientific and technological research in the field of serious games and game-based learning.All this could happen thanks to the growing relevance of the serious game field but also to the authors and to the effort and quality of an outstanding team of editors and reviewers, that was able not only to select the submitted papers, but also to accurately coach the authors in order to enhance the quality of the manuscripts.

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