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SPE-P6: Large Vocabulary ASR

Session Type: Poster
Time: Wednesday, April 22, 13:00 - 15:00
Location: Poster Area C, TICC
Session Chair: Brian Kingsbury, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
 
  SPE-P6.1: A JOINT DECODING ALGORITHM FOR MULTIPLE-EXAMPLE-BASED ADDITION OF WORDS TO A PRONUNCIATION LEXICON
         Dhananjay Bansal; Xtone Technologies
         Nishanth Nair; Xtone Technologies
         Rita Singh; Johns Hopkins University
         Bhiksha Raj; Carnegie Mellon University
 
  SPE-P6.2: UNSUPERVISED ACOUSTIC AND LANGUAGE MODEL TRAINING WITH SMALL AMOUNTS OF LABELED DATA
         Scott Novotney; BBN Technologies
         Richard Schwartz; BBN Technologies
         Jeff Ma; BBN Technologies
 
  SPE-P6.3: UNSUPERVISED PRONUNCIATION VALIDATION
         Christopher M. White; HLT Center of Excellence; Johns Hopkins University
         Abhinav Sethy; IBM
         Bhuvana Ramabhadran; IBM
         Patrick Wolfe; Harvard
         Erica Cooper; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Murat Saraclar; Bogaziçi University
         James K. Baker; HLT Center of Excellence; Johns Hopkins University
 
  SPE-P6.4: THE USE OF ACOUSTICALLY DETECTED FILLED AND SILENT PAUSES IN SPONTANEOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION
         Jun Ogata; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
         Masataka Goto; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
         Katunobu Itou; Housei University
 
  SPE-P6.5: IMPROVED MORPHOLOGICAL DECOMPOSITION FOR ARABIC BROADCAST NEWS TRANSCRIPTION
         Tim Ng; BBN Technologies
         Kham Nguyen; Northeastern University
         Rabih Zbib; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Long Nguyen; BBN Technologies
 
  SPE-P6.6: COPING WITH OUT-OF-VOCABULARY WORDS: OPEN VERSUS HUGE VOCABULARY ASR
         Matteo Gerosa; FBK - Fondazione Bruno Kessler
         Marcello Federico; FBK - Fondazione Bruno Kessler
 
  SPE-P6.7: GENERALIZATION OF SPECIALIZED ON-THE-FLY COMPOSITION
         Tasuku Oonishi; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Paul Dixon; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Koji Iwano; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Sadaoki Furui; Tokyo Institute of Technology
 
  SPE-P6.8: FAST ACOUSTIC COMPUTATIONS USING GRAPHICS PROCESSORS
         Paul Dixon; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Tasuku Oonishi; Tokyo Institute of Technology
         Sadaoki Furui; Tokyo Institute of Technology
 
  SPE-P6.9: MODELING CHARACTERS VERSUS WORDS FOR MANDARIN SPEECH RECOGNITION
         Jun Luo; CNRS-LIMSI
         Lori Lamel; CNRS-LIMSI
         Jean-Luc Gauvain; CNRS-LIMSI
 
  SPE-P6.10: DATA-DRIVEN LEXICON EXPANSION FOR MANDARIN BROADCAST NEWS AND CONVERSATION SPEECH RECOGNITION
         Xin Lei; SRI International
         Wen Wang; SRI International
         Stolcke Andreas; SRI International
 
  SPE-P6.11: A STUDY ON MULTILINGUAL ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR LARGE VOCABULARY ASR
         Hui Lin; University of Washington
         Li Deng; Microsoft Research
         Dong Yu; Microsoft Research
         Yifan Gong; Microsoft Corporation
         Alex Acero; Microsoft Research
         Chin-Hui Lee; Georgia Institute of Technology
 

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