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Predictor Surfaces for Lip Synchronization Animation of Voiced Input

The authors are producing two-dimensional animated human faces with lip motion synchronized to a given speech sound file. The process is called lip synchronization. We assume the only input is the sound file; no text is used to disambiguate mouth shapes. We restrict our discussion to voiced input. (Figures and the Table are at the end of the text.)