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SPE-P3: General Topics in ASR

Session Type: Poster
Time: Tuesday, April 21, 17:00 - 19:00
Location: Poster Area D, TICC
Session Chair: Gerasimos Potamianos, FORTH
 
  SPE-P3.1: COSINE - A CORPUS OF MULTI-PARTY CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH IN NOISY ENVIRONMENTS
         Alex Stupakov; University of Washington
         Evan Hanusa; University of Washington
         Jeff Bilmes; University of Washington
         Dieter Fox; University of Washington
 
  SPE-P3.2: EMOTIONAL SPEECH RECOGNITION BASED ON STYLE ESTIMATION AND ADAPTATION WITH MULTIPLE-REGRESSION HMM
         Yusuke Ijima; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Makoto Tachibana; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Takashi Nose; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Takao Kobayashi; Tokyo Institute of Technology
 
  SPE-P3.3: EFFICIENT COMBINATION OF LIKELIHOOD RECYCLING AND BATCH CALCULATION BASED ON CONDITIONAL FAST PROCESSING AND ACOUSTIC BACK-OFF
         Atsunori Ogawa; NTT Corporation
         Satoshi Takahashi; NTT Corporation
         Atsushi Nakamura; NTT Corporation
 
  SPE-P3.4: CLASS-DEPENDENT AND DIFFERENTIAL HUFFMAN CODING OF COMPRESSED FEATURE PARAMETERS FOR DISTRIBUTED SPEECH RECOGNITION
         Young Han Lee; Gwangju Instititue of Science and Technology
         Deok Su Kim; Gwangju Instititue of Science and Technology
         Hong Kook Kim; Gwangju Instititue of Science and Technology
 
  SPE-P3.5: SPEECH EMOTION RECOGNITION VIA A MAX-MARGIN FRAMEWORK INCORPORATING A LOSS FUNCTION BASED ON THE WATSON AND TELLEGEN'S EMOTION MODEL
         Sungrack Yun; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
         Chang D. Yoo; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
 
  SPE-P3.6: LONG-TIME SPAN ACOUSTIC ACTIVITY ANALYSIS FROM FAR-FIELD SENSORS IN SMART HOMES
         Jing Huang; IBM Research
         Xiaodan Zhuang; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
         Vit Libal; IBM Research
         Gerasimos Potamianos; IBM Research
 
  SPE-P3.7: THE AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH SPEECH CORPUS FOR IN-CAR SPEECH PROCESSING
         Tristan Kleinschmidt; Queensland University of Technology
         Michael Mason; Queensland University of Technology
         Eddie Wong; Queensland University of Technology
         Sridha Sridharan; Queensland University of Technology
 
  SPE-P3.8: A STUDY ON RECOGNIZING DISTORTED SPEECH OVER LOCAL DISTRIBUTED TRANSDUCER NETWORKS
         Yong Zhao; Georgia Institute of Technology
         Sunghwan Shin; Georgia Institute of Technology
         Enrique Robledo-Arnuncio; Georgia Institute of Technology
         Biing-Hwang (Fred) Juang; Georgia Institute of Technology
 
  SPE-P3.9: A CRITERION FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF TIME-FREQUENCY MASKS IN MISSING DATA RECOGNITION
         Daniel Pullella; The University of Western Australia
         Roberto Togneri; The University of Western Australia
 
  SPE-P3.10: COMBINING MIXTURE WEIGHT PRUNING AND QUANTIZATION FOR SMALL-FOOTPRINT SPEECH RECOGNITION
         David Huggins-Daines; Carnegie Mellon University
         Alexander Rudnicky; Carnegie Mellon University
 
  SPE-P3.11: CROSS-LINGUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION UNDER RUNTIME RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS
         Dong Yu; Microsoft Research
         Li Deng; Microsoft Research
         Peng Liu; Microsoft Research
         Jian Wu; Microsoft Corporation
         Yifan Gong; Microsoft Corporation
         Alex Acero; Microsoft Research
 
  SPE-P3.12: AUDIO SEGMENTATION FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION USING SEGMENT FEATURES
         David Rybach; RWTH Aachen University
         Christian Gollan; RWTH Aachen University
         Ralf Schlüter; RWTH Aachen University
         Hermann Ney; RWTH Aachen University
 

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