--- license: other task_categories: - other - text-to-speech - text-to-audio language: - en tags: - co-speech-gesture - motion-generation - speech - smplx - multimodal size_categories: - 10K.wav mono 16-bit PCM ├── motion_smplx/ .npz SMPL-X + FLAME pose sequence └── caption/ .txt multi-layer annotation (see below) ``` Every sample ID present in `split/` has all three data files (audio, motion, caption) — the four modalities are strictly aligned. ## Sample ID convention Two naming patterns, inherited from the sources: - **BEAT2**: `{speaker_id}_{name}_{take}_{session}_{seg}_{start_frame}_{end_frame}` e.g. `10_kieks_0_10_10_1256_1642` - **Seamless**: `V{video}_S{session}_I{interaction}_P{participant}_{start_frame}_{end_frame}` e.g. `V03_S1399_I00000495_P4044_7194_7580` All files of one clip share the same ID (only the extension differs). ## Audio (`audio_wav/`) - WAV, mono, 16-bit PCM. - **BEAT2 clips are 16 kHz; Seamless clips are 48 kHz** (native rates of the sources are preserved — resample on load if a uniform rate is needed). - Each clip is ~12.9 s, aligned 1:1 in time with its motion file. ## Motion (`motion_smplx/`) Each `.npz` contains one clip at **30 fps** (387 frames ≈ 12.9 s): | Key | Shape | Description | |---|---|---| | `poses` | (T, 165) | SMPL-X joint rotations in **axis-angle** (55 joints × 3) | | `trans` | (T, 3) | global root translation (meters) | | `expressions` | (T, 100) | FLAME facial-expression coefficients | | `betas` | (300,) | SMPL-X body-shape coefficients | | `model` | str | model identifier (`smplx+flame`) | | `gender` | str | `male` / `female` | | `mocap_frame_rate` | int | capture frame rate (30) | Load with `numpy.load(path)`; drive SMPL-X+FLAME with the `poses/trans/betas` to obtain meshes. (For 6D-rotation training features used in our baselines, `poses` can be converted 3-axis-angle → 6D per joint.) ## Captions (`caption/`) Each `.txt` holds four tagged layers concatenated in one line: ``` {one-sentence summary of the gesture} {step-by-step detailed gesture description} {verbatim speech transcript, lowercase, no punctuation} {speaker voice description: gender, timbre, tone, pace} ``` Example (truncated): ``` The hands stay near the abdomen while the body shifts laterally, then both palms open slightly outward. First, both elbows remain bent and the hands are held apart in front of the abdomen with gently curved fingers. Next, the hands move closer together ... Finally, the hands remain low and open ... i would prefer to choose a major that is easy to find a good job in the future like finance or marketing ... Female voice, clear and steady, speaking in an informative tone. ``` - `L1` / `L2` describe **co-speech body gestures** at two granularities. - `S` is the **speech transcript** of the paired audio (already normalized to lowercase ASCII without punctuation). - `AUDCAP` is a compact **speaker-voice caption** (gender / timbre / tone / pace) usable as a conditioning prompt for voice characteristics. ## Intended use Text-driven / phoneme-driven joint generation of co-speech gesture and speech (TTS-style audio + gesture avatars), gesture-speech synchronization research, and captioning of multimodal speech+motion streams. ## License & attribution This dataset is a re-segmentation and re-annotation of two public corpora. Users must comply with the original licenses of [BEAT2](https://pantomatrix.github.io/BEAT2/) and [Seamless Interaction](https://github.com/facebookresearch/seamless_interaction), and cite both sources in any derived work.