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Speaker Characterization with MLSFs
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Speaker classification based on combined neural network and fuzzy decision
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Speaker classification for mobile devices
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Speaker classification using composite hypothesis testing and list decoding
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Speaker Classification Using Support Vector Machine and Wavelets
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Speaker Clustering and Cluster Purification Methods for RT07 and RT09 Evaluation Meeting Data
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Speaker clustering and transformation for speaker adaptation in large-vocabulary speech recognition systems
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Speaker clustering and transformation for speaker adaptation in speech recognition systems
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Speaker Clustering Based on Minimum Rand Index
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Speaker clustering for speech recognition using the parameters characterizing vocal-tract dimensions
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Speaker clustering performance improvement using eigen-voice speaker adaptation
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Speaker Clustering Using Decision Tree-Based Phone Cluster Models With Multi-Space Probability Distributions
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Speaker Clustering Using Trails in Feature Space
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Speaker clustering using vector quantization and spectral clustering
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Speaker clustering using vector representation with long-term feature for lecture speech recognition
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Speaker clustering via novel pseudo-divergence of Gaussian mixture models
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Speaker compensation with sine-log all-pass transforms
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Speaker Count application for smartphone platforms
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Speaker de-identification using diphone recognition and speech synthesis
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Speaker de-identification via voice transformation
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Speaker dependency of spectral features and speech production cues for automatic emotion classification
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Speaker dependent and independent speech recognition experiments with an auditory model
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Speaker dependent changes in formants based on normalization of vowel triangle
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Speaker dependent connected speech recognition via phonetic Markov models
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Speaker Dependent Continuous Kannada Speech Recognition Using HMM
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Speaker dependent expression predictor from text: Expressiveness and transplantation
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Speaker dependent features in approximants of Urdu
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Speaker Dependent Real-Time Vowel Recognition Algorithm for Lip Sync in Digital Contents
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Speaker dependent speech compression for low bandwidth communication
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Speaker dependent speech enhancement using sinusoidal model
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Speaker dependent video indexing based on audio-visual interaction
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Speaker dependent visual speech recognition using Extended Curvature Gabor filters
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Speaker dependent visual word recognition by using sequential mouth shape codes
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Speaker dependent, speaker independent and cross language emotion recognition from speech using GMM and HMM
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Speaker Detection and Applications to Cross-Modal Analysis of Planning Meetings
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Speaker detection and tracking at mobile robot platform
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Speaker detection and tracking for telephone transactions
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Speaker detection in a virtual classroom using 3D triangulation
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Speaker Detection on Telephone Calls Using Fusion between SVMs and Statistical Measures
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Speaker detection using multi-speaker audio files for both enrollment and test
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Speaker detection using the timing structure of lip motion and sound
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Speaker Detection Without Models
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Speaker diarisation and longitudinal linking in multi-genre broadcast data
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Speaker diarization and linking of large corpora
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Speaker diarization based on audio-visual integration for smart posterboard
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Speaker Diarization Based on Intensity Channel Contribution
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Speaker Diarization Error Analysis Using Oracle Components
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Speaker diarization experiments for Romanian parliamentary speech
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Speaker Diarization Exploiting the Eigengap Criterion and Cluster Ensembles
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Speaker Diarization Features: The UPM Contribution to the RT09 Evaluation
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Speaker diarization for multi-party meetings using acoustic fusion
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Speaker Diarization For Multiple-Distant-Microphone Meetings Using Several Sources of Information
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Speaker diarization in a multi-speaker environment using particle swarm optimization and mutual information
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Speaker diarization in meeting audio
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Speaker diarization of broadcast audio using automatic transcription, iVectors and cosine distance scoring
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Speaker diarization of broadcast streams using two-stage clustering based on i-vectors and cosine distance scoring
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Speaker diarization of French broadcast news
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Speaker diarization of heterogeneous web video files: A preliminary study
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Speaker diarization of meetings based on large TDOA feature vectors
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Speaker diarization of meetings based on speaker role n-gram models
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Speaker diarization system for RT07 and RT09 meeting room audio
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Speaker diarization through speaker embeddings
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Speaker diarization using data-driven audio sequencing
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Speaker diarization using PLDA-based speaker clustering
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Speaker diarization using unsupervised discriminant analysis of inter-channel delay features
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Speaker diarization with plda i-vector scoring and unsupervised calibration
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Speaker Diarization: A Review of Recent Research
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Speaker Diarization: About whom the Speaker is Talking ?
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Speaker Diarization: Towards a More Robust and Portable System
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Speaker direction tracking using microphones located at the vertices of equilateral-triangle
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Speaker discrimination in a conversation
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Speaker Distance Detection Using a Single Microphone
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Speaker distinction using vowel polygons: Experimental study
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Speaker emotional state classification by DPM models with annealed SMC samplers
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Speaker environment classification using rhythm metrics in Levantine Arabic dialect
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Speaker gender identification based on combining linear and nonlinear features
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Speaker gender recognition using score level fusion by AdaBoost
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Speaker height estimation combining GMM and linear regression subsystems
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Speaker hierarchical clustering for improving speaker-independent HMM word recognition
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Speaker identification - oriented multimodal database system model
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Speaker Identification And Verification Based On Cepstral Features And Fuzzy Nonlinear Classif
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Speaker Identification and Verification by Combining MFCC and Phase Information
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Speaker identification and verification combined with speaker independent word recognition
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Speaker identification and verification from audio coded speech in matched and mismatched conditions
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Speaker identification and verification of noisy speech using multitaper MFCC and Gaussian Mixture models
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Speaker identification and verification via singular value decomposition of speech parameters
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Speaker identification and video analysis for hierarchical video shot classification
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Speaker identification approach based on time domain extracted features
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Speaker Identification Based on a Matrix Quantization Method
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Speaker identification based on a modified Kohonen network
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Speaker identification based on a novel TDS
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Speaker identification based on adaptive discriminative vector quantisation
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Speaker identification based on Classification Sub-space Gaussian Mixture Model
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Speaker identification based on complete corpus and multi-step mini-max search matching
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Speaker identification based on discriminative vector quantization
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Speaker identification based on EMD
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Speaker identification based on Gammatone cepstral coefficients and general regression neural network
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Speaker Identification Based On MFCC and IMFCC
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Speaker identification based on modified polynomial classifier
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Speaker Identification Based on Multi-reduced SVM
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Speaker identification based on nonlinear speech models
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Speaker Identification Based on Robust AM-FM Features
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Speaker identification based on robust sparse coding with limited data
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Speaker identification based on sparse subspace model
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Speaker identification based on the time-delay hierarchical mixture of experts
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Speaker identification based on the use of robust cepstral features obtained from pole-zero transfer functions
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Speaker identification based on vector quantization with adaptive discriminative techniques
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Speaker Identification Based on Weighted FSVQ
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Speaker identification based text to audio alignment for an audio retrieval system
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Speaker identification by anchor models with PCA/LDA post-processing
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Speaker identification by characteristics of linear prediction residual
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Speaker identification by combining MFCC and phase information in noisy environments
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Speaker identification by K-nearest neighbors: Application of PCA and LDA prior to KNN
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Speaker identification by lipreading
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Speaker Identification by Multi-Frame Generative Models
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Speaker identification by multivariable linear prediction analysis
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Speaker identification employing redundant vector quantisers
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Speaker identification employing waveform based speech CODEC
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Speaker identification enhancement under cochannel conditions using sinusoidal model-based usable speech detection
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Speaker identification experiments under gender De-identification
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Speaker identification experiments using HMMs
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Speaker identification for security systems using reinforcement-trained pRAM neural network architectures
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Speaker Identification for Speakers with Deliberately Disguised Voices using Glottal Pulse Information
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Speaker identification from film dialogues
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Speaker identification from shouted speech: Analysis and compensation
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Speaker identification improvement using the usable speech concept
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Speaker identification in a multimodal interface
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Speaker identification in emotional talking environments using both gender and emotion cues
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Speaker Identification in Medical Simulation Data Using Fisher Vector Representation
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Speaker identification in mismatch training and testing conditions
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Speaker identification in noisy environment using bispectrum analysis and probabilistic neural network
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Speaker identification in noisy environments using dynamic Bayesian networks
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Speaker Identification in Room Reverberation Using GMM-UBM
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Speaker identification in shouted talking environments based on novel Third-Order Hidden Markov Models
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Speaker identification in smart environments with multilayer perceptron
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Speaker identification in the presence of packet losses
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Speaker Identification in the Presence of Room Reverberation
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Speaker identification in time-sequential images based on movements of lips
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Speaker Identification in Unknown Noisy Conditions - A Universal Compensation Approach
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Speaker identification investigation and analysis in Two distinct emotional talking environments
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Speaker identification model for Assamese language using a neural framework
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Speaker identification on compactRIO
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Speaker Identification Performance Enhancement using Gaussian Mixture Model with GMM Classification Post-Processor
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Speaker identification system based in verification techniques with Bayesian discrimination
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Speaker identification system based on a web interface
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Speaker identification system based on FPGA
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Speaker Identification System Based on Multi-Classifier
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Speaker identification system using PCA & eigenface
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Speaker identification system using Wavelet Transform and neural network
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Speaker identification through use of features selected using genetic algorithm
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Speaker identification under the changed sound environment
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Speaker identification using a combination of different parameters as feature inputs to an artificial neural network classifier
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Speaker Identification using a Microphone Array and a Joint HMM with Speech Spectrum and Angle of Arrival
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Speaker identification using a polynomial-based classifier
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Speaker identification using Bessel function representation and a back-propagation neural network
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Speaker identification using cepstral analysis
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Speaker Identification Using Cepstral Based Features and Discrete Hidden Markov Model
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Speaker identification using diffusion maps
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Speaker identification using discriminative feature selection: a growing neural gas approach
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Speaker identification using dynamic time warping with stress compensation technique
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Speaker identification using FBCC in Malayalam language
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Speaker identification using feature vector reduction of row mean of different transforms
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Speaker identification using features based on first order Bessel function expansion of speech
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Speaker identification using FrFT-based spectrogram and RBF neural network
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Speaker identification using Gaussian mixture models based on multi-space probability distribution
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Speaker Identification Using GMM with Embedded AANN
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Speaker Identification Using HHT Spectrum Features
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Speaker identification using Hidden Conditional Random Field-based speaker models
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Speaker identification using hidden Markov models
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Speaker identification using hybrid LVQ-SLP networks
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Speaker Identification Using Instantaneous Frequencies
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Speaker identification using linear predictive cepstral coefficients and general regression neural network
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Speaker identification using minimum classification error training
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Speaker identification using modular recurrent neural networks
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Speaker identification using multilingual phone strings
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Speaker identification using multimodal neural networks and wavelet analysis
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Speaker identification using neural networks and wavelets
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Speaker identification using Neural Networks on an FPGA
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Speaker identification using neural tree networks
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Speaker identification using online, frame dependent, and diffusive variance adaptation
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Speaker identification using optimal lip biometrics
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Speaker identification using pairwise log-likelihood ratio measures
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Speaker identification using pseudo pitch synchronized phase information in noisy environments
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Speaker identification using pykfec and AANN
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Speaker identification using radial basis functions
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Speaker Identification Using Selected Features from DWT
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Speaker identification using singular value decomposition of LPC spectral magnitudes
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Speaker identification using sparsely excited speech signals and compressed sensing
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Speaker identification using speech and lip features
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Speaker identification using supra-segmental pitch pattern dynamics
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Speaker identification using utterances correspond to speaker-specific-text
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Speaker identification using voice-based cryptography for mobile VoIP secure voice communication
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Speaker Identification Using Whispered Speech
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Speaker identification via support vector classifiers
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Speaker Identification Wavelet Transform based method
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Speaker identification with distant microphone speech
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Speaker Identification with Little Training Data Based on Semiconductor Neurocomputer
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Speaker identification with vector quantization and k-harmonic means
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Speaker identification with wavelet decomposition and neural networks
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Speaker identification with whispered speech based on modified LFCC parameters and feature mapping
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Speaker Identification With Whispered Speech for the Access Control System
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Speaker identification with whispered speech mode using MFCC: Challenges to whispered speech identification
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Speaker identification with whispered speech using unvoiced-consonant phonemes
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Speaker Identification Within Whispered Speech Audio Streams
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Speaker identity verification over telephone lines: where we are and where we are going
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Speaker independent acoustic modeling using speaker normalization
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Speaker independent audio-visual continuous speech recognition
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Speaker independent audio-visual speech recognition
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Speaker Independent Automatic Emotion Recognition from Speech: A Comparison of MFCCs and Discrete Wavelet Transforms
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Speaker independent bimodal phonetic recognition experiments
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Speaker independent connected word recognition using a syntax-directed dynamic programming procedure
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Speaker independent continuous speech and isolated digit recognition using VQ and HMM
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Speaker independent continuous voice to facial animation on mobile platforms
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Speaker independent digit recognition with reference frame-specific distance measures
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Speaker independent discriminant feature extraction for acoustic pattern-matching
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Speaker independent emotion recognition based on SVM/HMMS fusion system
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Speaker Independent Emotion Recognition Using HMMs Fusion System with Relative Features
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Speaker independent isolated Arabic word recognition system
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Speaker independent isolated digit recognition using hidden Markov models
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Speaker independent isolated speech recognition for Arabic language using hybrid HMM-MLP-FCM system
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Speaker independent isolated word automatic speech recognition using computer generated phonemes
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Speaker Independent Phoneme Recognition Based on Fisher Weight Map
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Speaker independent phoneme recognition with an auditory model and a neural network: a comparison with traditional techniques
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Speaker independent phonetic transcription of fluent speech for large vocabulary speech recognition
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Speaker independent recognition of connected digits
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Speaker independent recognition of isolated words using clustering techniques
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Speaker Independent Recognition on OLLO French Corpus by Using Different Features
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Speaker independent robust phoneme recognition using Higher-Order statistics and entropic-based features in adverse environments
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Speaker independent Sinhala speech recognition for voice dialling
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Speaker Independent Speech Emotion Recognition by Ensemble Classification
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Speaker Independent Speech Recognition Implementation with Adaptive Language Models
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Speaker independent speech recognition method using training speech from a small number of speakers
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Speaker independent speech recognition method with constrained time alignment near phoneme discriminative frame
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Speaker independent speech recognition system based on phoneme identification
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Speaker independent speech recognition with robust out-of-vocabulary rejection
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Speaker independent telephone speech recognition
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Speaker Independent Urdu speech recognition using HMM
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Speaker independent visual-only language identification
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Speaker independent voice recognition with a fuzzy neural network
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Speaker independent vowel recognition using neural tree networks
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Speaker Index
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Speaker indexing and adaptation using speaker clustering based on statistical model selection
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Speaker indexing and speech enhancement in real meetings / conversations
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Speaker indexing for news articles, debates and drama in broadcasted TV programs
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Speaker indexing for retrieval of voicemail messages
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Speaker indexing in large audio databases using anchor models
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Speaker individualities of vocal tract shapes of Japanese vowels measured by magnetic resonance images
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Speaker information from subband energies of Linear Prediction residual
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Speaker intention modeling for large vocabulary Mandarin spoken dialogues
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Speaker intonation adaptation for transforming text-to-speech synthesis speaker identity
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Speaker introduction
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Speaker localization among multi-faces in noisy environment by audio-visual integration
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Speaker localization and its application to time delay estimators for multi-microphone speech enhancement systems
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Speaker localization and separation using incremental distributed expectation-maximization
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Speaker localization and speech extraction with the EAR sensor
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Speaker localization and speech separation using Phase Difference versus Frequency distribution
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Speaker localization and tracking in the presence of sound interference by exploiting speech harmonicity
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Speaker localization by humanoid robots in reverberant environments
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Speaker localization in a reverberant environment
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Speaker localization in conferencing systems employing phase features and wavelet transform
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Speaker localization in noisy environments using steered response voice power
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Speaker Localization under Echoic Conditions Applied to Service Robots
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Speaker Localization Using Excitation Source Information in Speech
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Speaker localization using microphone array in a reverberant room
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Speaker localization using stereo-based sound source localization
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Speaker localization using the TDOA-based feature matrix for a humanoid robot
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Speaker location and microphone spacing invariant acoustic modeling from raw multichannel waveforms
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Speaker locations from inter-speaker range measurements: closed-form estimator and performance relative to the Cramer-Rao lower bound
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Speaker Model Clustering for Efficient Speaker Identification in Large Population Applications
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Speaker model selection based on the Bayesian information criterion applied to unsupervised speaker indexing
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Speaker models reduction for optimized telephony text-prompted speaker verification
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Speaker modification with LPC pole analysis
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Speaker Normalisation for Speech-Based Emotion Detection
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Speaker normalization algorithms for very-low-rate speech coding
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Speaker normalization and adaptation based on linear transformation
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Speaker normalization and adaptation using second-order connectionist networks
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Speaker normalization based on frequency warping
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Speaker normalization based on subglottal resonances
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Speaker normalization based on the generalized time-frequency representation and Mellin transform
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Speaker normalization by input space optimization for continuous density hidden Markov models
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Speaker normalization for automatic speech recognition — An on-line approach
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Speaker normalization for Chinese vowel recognition in cochlear implants
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Speaker normalization for speech recognition
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Speaker Normalization Method Based on the Piece-Wise Linear Frequency Warping
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Speaker normalization on conversational telephone speech
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Speaker normalization using dynamic frequency warping
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Speaker normalization using efficient frequency warping procedures
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Speaker normalization using HMM2
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Speaker normalization with self-organizing feature maps
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Speaker normalization with the band-pass transform
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Speaker normalized acoustic modeling based on 3-D Viterbi decoding
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Speaker normalized spectral subband parameters for noise robust speech recognition
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Speaker overlap detection with prosodic features for speaker diarisation
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Speaker Overlaps and ASR Errors in Meetings: Effects Before, During, and After the Overlap
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Speaker phone mode classification using Gaussian mixture models
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Speaker placement for robust virtual audio display system
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Speaker presentation abstracts
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Speaker profiling by extracting paralinguistic parameters using mel frequency cepstral coefficients
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Speaker recognition
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Speaker Recognition
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Speaker Recognition Accounting for Different Voice Conditions by Unsupervised Classification (Cluster Analysis)
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Speaker Recognition and Speaker Characterization over Landline, VoIP and Wireless Channels
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Speaker recognition and speaker normalization by projection to speaker subspace
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Speaker recognition based on a weighted acoustic discrimination
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Speaker Recognition Based on APSO-K-means Clustering Algorithm
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Speaker recognition based on dynamic MFCC parameters
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Speaker Recognition Based on LS-SVM
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Speaker recognition based on minimum error discriminative training
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Speaker recognition based on principal component analysis of LPCC and MFCC
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Speaker recognition based on Probabilistic Neural Network
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Speaker recognition based on short polish sequences
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Speaker recognition based on SOINN and incremental learning Gaussian mixture model
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Speaker recognition based on source coding approaches
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Speaker Recognition Based on Support Vector Machines and Multi-Scale Wavelet Analysis
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Speaker recognition based on transformed line spectral frequencies
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Speaker Recognition Based on Weighted Mel-cepstrum
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Speaker Recognition Based on Yunnan Minority Accent Mandarin Speech Corpus
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Speaker Recognition by Machines and Humans: A tutorial review
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Speaker recognition employing waveform based signal representation in nonorthogonal multiple transform domains
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Speaker recognition experiments on a bilingual database
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Speaker recognition from an unknown utterance and speaker-speech interaction
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Speaker recognition from coded speech and the effects of score normalization
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Speaker recognition implementation for authentication using filtered MFCC — VQ and a thresholding method
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Speaker recognition improvement using blind inversion of distortions
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Speaker Recognition in Adverse Conditions
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Speaker recognition in noisy conditions with limited training data
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Speaker recognition in reverberant enclosures
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Speaker recognition in tactical communications
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Speaker recognition in telecom applications
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Speaker recognition in two-speaker data: recent results from Dragon Systems
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Speaker Recognition Method Based on CPSO Clustering and KMP Algorithm
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Speaker Recognition Method Based on Phone N-gram Pruning and KPCA
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Speaker recognition model using two-dimensional mel-cepstrum and predictive neural network
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Speaker recognition on nonstationary characteristics
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Speaker recognition over HF radio after automatic speaker segmentation
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Speaker Recognition Score-Normalization to Compensate for SNR and Duration
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Speaker recognition system and experiments with head / torso simulator and telephone transmission
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Speaker recognition system based on pitch estimation
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Speaker recognition system for security applications
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Speaker recognition system in multi-channel environment
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Speaker recognition system using mel-frequency cepstrum coefficients, linear prediction coding and vector quantization
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Speaker recognition system using the improved GMM-based clustering algorithm
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Speaker recognition system with good generalization properties
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Speaker Recognition Systems in the Emotional Environment
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Speaker Recognition The A TVS-UAM System at NIST SRE 05
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Speaker recognition through nonstationary vector AR model
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Speaker recognition using a feature weighting technique
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Speaker Recognition using a Kind of Novel Phonotactic Information
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Speaker recognition using adaptively boosted classifier
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Speaker recognition using adaptively boosted decision tree classifier
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Speaker recognition using artificial neural networks
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Speaker recognition using artificial neural networks based on vowel phonemes
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Speaker recognition using channel factors feature compensation
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Speaker recognition using continuous density support vector machines
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Speaker recognition using dynamic synapse based neural networks with wavelet preprocessing
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Speaker recognition using dynamic synapse neural networks
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Speaker recognition using features derived from fractional Fourier transform
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Speaker recognition using G.729 speech codec parameters
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Speaker recognition using hidden Markov models, dynamic time warping and vector quantisation
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Speaker recognition using kernel mutual subspace method
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Speaker recognition using least squares IOHMMs
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Speaker recognition using lower formants
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Speaker Recognition Using Marathi (Varhadi) Language
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Speaker recognition using Mel frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCC) and Vector quantization (VQ) techniques
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Speaker recognition using MFCC, shifted MFCC with vector quantization and fuzzy
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Speaker recognition using multimodal biometric system
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Speaker recognition using multiple kernel learning based on conditional entropy minimization
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Speaker recognition using neural networks and conventional classifiers
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Speaker recognition using neural responses from the model of the auditory system
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Speaker recognition using orthogonal linear prediction
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Speaker recognition using prosodic and lexical features
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Speaker Recognition Using Pulse Coupled Neural Networks
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Speaker Recognition using Speaker-independent Universal Acoustic Model and Synchronous Sensing for Business Microscope
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Speaker Recognition Using Spectral Dimension Features
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Speaker recognition using syllable-based constraints for cepstral frame selection
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Speaker recognition using Vector Quantization by MFCC and KMCG clustering algorithm
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Speaker recognition using weighted dynamic MFCC based on GMM
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Speaker Recognition via Similar Centroids Balanced FKVQ
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Speaker recognition via sparse representations using orthogonal matching pursuit
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Speaker Recognition via Statistics of Acoustic Feature Distribution
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Speaker recognition with a MLP classifier and LPCC codebook
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Speaker recognition with a neural classifier
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Speaker recognition with a self-configuring neural network
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Speaker recognition with artificial neural networks and MEL-frequency cepstral coefficients correlations
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Speaker recognition with polynomial classifiers
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Speaker recognition with region-constrained MLLR transforms
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Speaker recognition with rival penalized EM training
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Speaker Recognition With Session Variability Normalization Based on MLLR Adaptation Transforms
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Speaker recognition with the Switchboard corpus
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Speaker Recognition with VAD
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Speaker recognition—Identifying people by their voices
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Speaker recognition, speech characteristics, speech evaluation, and modification of speech signal--A selected bibliography
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Speaker recognition: a tutorial
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Speaker recognizability testing for voice coders
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Speaker retrieval based on minimum distance in HCT
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Speaker sampling for enhanced diversity
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Speaker Segmentation and Adaptation for Speech Recognition on Multiple-Speaker Audio Conference Data
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Speaker segmentation and clustering based on the improved spectral clustering
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Speaker Segmentation and Clustering using Gender Information
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Speaker Segmentation of Interviews Using Integrated Video and Audio Change Detectors
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Speaker segmentation using parallel fusion between three classifiers
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Speaker selection algorithm using audio and video information in a cluttered environment
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Speaker selection and tracking in a cluttered environment with audio and visual information
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Speaker selection for tandem-free operation VoIP conference bridges
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Speaker selection training for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition
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Speaker Siglet Detection for Business Microscope
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Speaker similarity evaluation of foreign-accented speech synthesis using HMM-based speaker adaptation
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Speaker state recognition with neural network-based classification and self-adaptive heuristic feature selection
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Speaker states recognition using latent factor analysis based Eigenchannel factor vector modeling
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Speaker stress-resistant continuous speech recognition
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Speaker time-drifting adaptation using trajectory mixture hidden Markov models
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Speaker Tracking and Identifying Based on Indoor Localization System and Microphone Array
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Speaker tracking based on microphone cross arry in the smart conference system
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Speaker Tracking by Anchor Models Using Speaker Segment Cluster Information
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Speaker Tracking for Automated Lecture Archiving Using Tagged Microphone
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Speaker tracking module for indoor robot navigation
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Speaker Tracking Using Recursive EM Algorithms
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Speaker tracking with spherical microphone arrays
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Speaker trained recognition of large vocabularies of isolated words
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Speaker trait characterization in web videos: Uniting speech, language, and facial features
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Speaker Transformation Using Length-Variable Moving Window Based GMM
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Speaker transformation using sentence HMM based alignments and detailed prosody modification
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Speaker turn characterization for spoken dialog system monitoring and adaptation
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Speaker turn tracking with mobile microphones: Combining location and pitch information
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Speaker variability in emotion recognition - an adaptation based approach
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Speaker variability in speech based emotion models - Analysis and normalisation
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Speaker verification against synthetic speech
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Speaker verification and identification using gamma neural networks
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Speaker verification based on a vector quantization approach that incorporates speaker cohort models and a linear discriminator
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Speaker verification based on combining speaker individuality parameter selection and decision
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Speaker verification based on comparing normalized spectrograms
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Speaker Verification Based on Different Vector Quantization Techniques with Gaussian Mixture Models
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Speaker verification based on prosodic features
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Speaker verification based on Saudi accented Arabic database
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Speaker verification based on SVDD
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Speaker verification based on SVM and total variability
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Speaker verification based on the distributing normalization
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Speaker verification based on the orthogonalisation technique
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Speaker verification based processing for robust ASR in co-channel speech scenarios
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Speaker verification by computer using speech intensity for temporal registration
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Speaker verification by inexperienced and experienced listeners vs. speaker verification system
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Speaker verification by removing common information
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Speaker Verification by Vowel and Nonvowel Like Segmentation
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Speaker verification for home security system
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Speaker verification for multimedia application
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Speaker verification for security systems using artificial neural networks
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Speaker verification for telemedical applications
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Speaker verification in noise using a stochastic version of the weighted Viterbi algorithm
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Speaker verification in noisy environment using GMM supervectors
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Speaker verification in noisy environments with combined spectral subtraction and missing feature theory
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Speaker verification method for operation system of consumer electronic devices
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Speaker verification method using bone-conduction and air-conduction speech
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Speaker Verification Over Handheld Devices with Realistic Noisy Speech Data
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Speaker verification over long distance telephone lines
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Speaker verification performance and the length of test sentence
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Speaker verification performance with constrained durations
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Speaker verification routines for ISDN and UPT access and security using artificial neural networks and time encoded speech (TES) data
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Speaker verification system using hybrid model with pitch detection by wavelets
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Speaker Verification System using the combination of feature parameters based on C#
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Speaker verification through large vocabulary continuous speech recognition
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Speaker verification under mismatched data conditions
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Speaker Verification using 3-D ROC Curves for Increasing Imposter Rejections
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Speaker verification using a new representation based on a combination of MFCC and formants
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Speaker Verification Using A Novel Set of Dynamic Features
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Speaker Verification Using Adapted Articulatory Feature-based Conditional Pronunciation Modeling
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Speaker Verification Using Boosted Cepstral Features with Gaussian Distributions
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Speaker verification using composite reference
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Speaker verification using Fisher vector
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Speaker verification using frame and utterance level likelihood normalization
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Speaker verification using Gaussian Mixture Model
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Speaker Verification using Hidden Markov Models in a Multilingual Text-constrained Framework
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Speaker Verification using HMM for Romanian Language
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Speaker verification using kernel-based binary classifiers with binary operation derived features
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Speaker verification using large margin GMM discriminative training
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Speaker verification using Lasso based sparse total variability supervector with PLDA modeling
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Speaker Verification Using Line Spectrum Frequency, Formant, and Support Vector Machine
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Speaker Verification Using LR-based Composite Sequence Kernel for Improving the Characterization of the Alternative Hypothesis
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Speaker verification using minimum verification error training
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Speaker verification using mixture decomposition discrimination
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Speaker verification using mixture likelihood profiles extracted from speaker independent hidden Markov models
481
Speaker verification using m-vector extracted from MLLR super-vector
482
Speaker Verification Using Narrow-band Envelope Correlation Matrices
483
Speaker verification using normalized log-likelihood score
484
Speaker verification using phoneme-adapted Gaussian Mixture Models
485
Speaker verification using phoneme-based neural tree networks and phonetic weighting scoring method
486
Speaker verification using Secure Binary Embeddings
487
Speaker verification using sequence discriminant support vector machines
488
Speaker verification using signatures
489
Speaker verification using simplified and supervised i-vector modeling
490
Speaker verification using sparse representation classification
491
Speaker verification using sparse representation over KSVD learned dictionary
492
Speaker verification using support vector machine with LLR-based sequence kernels
493
Speaker Verification using Support Vector Machines
494
Speaker Verification Using Support Vector Machines and High-Level Features
495
Speaker verification using temporal decorrelation post-processing
496
Speaker verification using text-constrained Gaussian Mixture Models
497
Speaker verification using time cepstral principal components derived from a pole-zero model
498
Speaker verification using type-2 Fuzzy Gaussian Mixture Models
499
Speaker verification using various prosodic kernels
500
Speaker Verification using Vector Quantization and Hidden Markov Model
501
Speaker verification using verbal information verification for automatic enrolment
502
Speaker verification utilising artificial neural networks and biometric functions derived from time encoded speech (TES) data
503
Speaker Verification via High-Level Feature Based Phonetic-Class Pronunciation Modeling
504
Speaker verification with a priori threshold determination using kernel-based probabilistic neural networks
505
Speaker verification with combined threshold, identification front-end, and UBM
506
Speaker Verification with Confidence and Reliability Measures
507
Speaker verification with deep features
508
Speaker Verification With Feature-Space MAPLR Parameters
509
Speaker verification with long-term ageing data
510
Speaker verification with low storage requirements
511
Speaker verification with the mixture of Gaussian factor analysis based representation
512
Speaker verification without background speaker models
513
Speaker verification/recognition and the importance of selective feature extraction: review
514
Speaker verification: a tutorial
515
Speaker verification: minimizing the channel effects using autoassociative neural network models
516
Speaker weight estimation from speech signals using a fusion of the i-vector and NFA frameworks
517
Speaker/Presenter Biographies
518
Speaker´s corner
519
Speaker´s corner
520
Speaker´s Corner - DoD support for academic research
521
Speaker´s gender classification and segmentation using spectral and cepstral feature averaging
522
Speaker´s intentions conveyed to listeners by sentence-final particles and their intonations in Japanese conversational speech
523
Speaker-adaptation in a hybrid HMM-MLP recognizer
524
Speaker-adapted training on the Switchboard Corpus
525
Speaker-Adaptive Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Using Cascaded Gaussian Mixture Regression
526
Speaker-adaptive connected syllable recognition based on the multiple similarity method
527
Speaker-adaptive HMM-based speech recognition with a stochastic speaker classifier
528
Speaker-adpatation methods using selective linear prediction
529
Speaker-centric score normalisation and time pattern analysis for continuous speaker verification
530
Speaker-dependent 100 word recognition using CombNET and dynamic spectral features of speech
531
Speaker-dependent 100 word recognition using dynamic spectral features of speech and neural networks
532
Speaker-dependent 1000 word recognition using a large scale neural network `CombNET-II´ and dynamic spectral features
533
Speaker-dependent automatic helium speech normalisation
534
Speaker-dependent Bimodal Integration of Chinese Phonemes and Letters Using Multimodal Self-organizing Networks
535
Speaker-dependent isolated word recognition using speaker-independent vector quantization codebooks augmented with speaker-specific data
536
Speaker-dependent live quranic verses recitation recognition system using Sphinx-4 framework
537
Speaker-dependent name dialing in a car environment with out-of-vocabulary rejection
538
Speaker-dependent recognition of isolated Chinese words based on neural networks
539
Speaker-dependent speech recognition as the basis for a speech training aid
540
Speaker-dependent speech recognition based on phone-like units models-application to voice dialling
541
Speaker-ensemble hidden Markov modeling for automatic speech recognition
542
Speaker-identification with real time formant extraction
543
Speaker-independent automatic classification of Thai tones in connected speech by analysis-synthesis method
544
Speaker-independent connected digit recognition
545
Speaker-independent connected Japanese digit recognition based on phonetic approach
546
Speaker-independent detection of child-directed speech
547
Speaker-independent dictation of Chinese speech with 32K vocabulary
548
Speaker-independent features extracted by a neural network
549
Speaker-independent French digits recognition using word-based vector quantization and hidden Markov models
550
Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition using an AER silicon cochlea
551
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition based on emphasized spectral dynamics
552
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition for a moderate size(54 word)vocabulary
553
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition for telephone voice using phoneme-like templates
554
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition using a one-pass analysis
555
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition using dynamic features of speech spectrum
556
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition using label histograms
557
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition using multiple hidden Markov models
558
Speaker-independent isolated word recognition using word-based vector quantization and hidden Markov models
559
Speaker-independent isolated-digit recognition based on hidden Markov models and multiple vocabulary specific vector quantization
560
Speaker-independent isolated-word recognition LSI
561
Speaker-independent large vocabulary word recognition using an LVQ/HMM hybrid algorithm
562
Speaker-independent lips and tongue visualization of vowels
563
Speaker-independent Malay isolated sounds recognition
564
Speaker-independent Malay plosives recognition based on place of articulation using Neural Networks
565
Speaker-independent Malay vowel recognition of children using multi-layer perceptron
566
Speaker-independent Mandarin plosive recognition with dynamic features and multilayer perceptrons
567
Speaker-independent mandarin polysyllabic word recognition
568
Speaker-independent name dialing with out-of-vocabulary rejection
569
Speaker-Independent Name Recognition Using Improved Compensation and Acoustic Modeling Methods for Mobile Applications
570
Speaker-independent name retrieval from spellings using a database of 50000 names
571
Speaker-independent negative emotion recognition
572
Speaker-independent phonation recognition for Malay plosives using neural networks
573
Speaker-independent phone modeling based on speaker-dependent HMMs´ composition and clustering
574
Speaker-independent phone recognition using hidden Markov models
575
Speaker-independent phoneme recognition on TIMIT database using integrated time-delay neural networks (TDNNs)
576
Speaker-independent phoneme recognition using large-scale neural networks
577
Speaker-independent phonetic classification in continuous English letters
578
Speaker-independent phonetic classification using hidden Markov models with mixtures of trend functions
579
Speaker-independent recognition of connected Swedish digits
580
Speaker-independent recognition of connected utterances using recurrent and non-recurrent neural networks
581
Speaker-independent recognition of isolated Chinese digits by a pyramidical neural net
582
Speaker-independent recognition of isolated words using clustering techniques
583
Speaker-independent recognition of spoken English letters
584
Speaker-independent recognition of stop consonants
585
Speaker-independent speech recognition by means of functional-link neural networks
586
Speaker-independent speech recognition using an associative memory model
587
Speaker-independent speech recognition using nonlinear predictor codebooks
588
Speaker-independent speech-driven facial animation using a hierarchical model
589
Speaker-independent spelling recognition over the telephone
590
Speaker-independent spoken digits recognition using LVQ
591
Speaker-independent style conversion for HMM-based expressive speech synthesis
592
Speaker-independent syllable recognition by a pyramidical neural net
593
Speaker-independent voiced-stop-consonant recognition using a block-windowed neural network architecture
594
Speaker-independent vowel classification from inaccurate formant features
595
Speaker-independent vowel classification using hidden Markov models and LVQ2
596
Speaker-independent vowel indetification in continuous speech
597
Speaker-Independent Vowel Recognition in Persian Speech
598
Speaker-independent vowel recognition: comparison of backpropagation and trained classification trees
599
Speaker-independent vowel recognition: spectrograms versus cochleagrams
600
Speaker-independent vowel-sequence recognition based on mutual relationships between vowels
601
Speaker-independent word recognition for large vocabulary using pre-selection and non-linear spectral matching
602
Speaker-independent word recognition using a neural prediction model
603
Speaker-independent word recognition using dynamic programming matching with statistic time warping cost
604
Speaker-independent word recognition using dynamic programming neural networks
605
Speaker-independent word recognition using sex-dependent clustering
606
Speaker-independent word speech recognition using the blurred orientation patterns obtained from the vector field of spectrum
607
Speaker-invariant and rhythm-sensitive representation of spoken words
608
Speaker-invariant phoneme recognition using multiple neural network models
609
Speaker-oriented Feature Optimization Approach
610
Speakerphone IC for Handsfree Telephone Sets
611
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617
Speakers and Registrants and Participants in Discussion
618
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619
Speakers have not provided slides
620
Speakers invited
621
Speakers Role Recognition in Multiparty Audio Recordings Using Social Network Analysis and Duration Distribution Modeling
622
Speaker-specific information from residual phase
623
Speaker-specific pitch contour modeling and modification
624
Speaker-trained recognition using allophonic enrollment models
625
Speaker-TTS voice mapping towards natural and characteristic robot storytelling
626
Speaking About Methods of Revealing JF Significant Factors-Predictors of Sudden Death
627
Speaking across the curriculum: teaching technical students to speak effectively
628
Speaking and listening on the run: design for wearable audio computing
629
Speaking and whistling with non-air gases
630
Speaking contest held by Los Angeles section
631
Speaking Effect Removal on Emotion Recognition From Facial Expressions Based on Eigenface Conversion
632
Speaking for the environment
633
Speaking for the majority
634
Speaking is hard work
635
Speaking mode recognition from functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy
636
Speaking mode variability in multimodal speech production
637
Speaking monuments — design and implementation of an RFID based blind friendly environment
638
Speaking of Conventions
639
Speaking of conventions — A message from the President
640
Speaking of infinity [i.i.d. strings]
641
Speaking of pain [actuator failure diagnostics]
642
Speaking of Privacy
643
Speaking of Research
644
Speaking of Wi-Fi
645
Speaking partner: an ARM7-based multimedia handheld device
646
Speaking rate adaptation using continuous frame rate normalization
647
Speaking rate dependent multiple acoustic models using continuous frame rate normalization
648
Speaking rate estimation for multi-speakers
649
Speaking style adaptation using context clustering decision tree for HMM-based speech synthesis
650
Speaking the users´ languages
651
Speaking Truth to Power
652
Speaking unto nations-international AM broadcasting with megawatt power
653
Speaking with the global voice of cinema: using cross-cultural cinematic technique to improve interactive system usability
654
Speaking-rate dependent decoding and adaptation for spontaneous lecture speech recognition
655
Speak-n-See [voice actuated security camera for disabled persons]
656
Speakout
657
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658
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659
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660
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661
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662
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664
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669
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679
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680
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681
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682
Speakout
683
Speakout
684
Speakout, Dismantling the U.S. Technology Infrastructure
685
Speakout: A time for cooperation
686
Speakout: Missing the big view
687
Speaky Notes Learn languages with augmented reality
688
Spear 2 RF system loads
689
Spear 3 - The First Year of Operation
690
Spear 3 injection kicker
691
SPEAR 3 upgrade project: a status report
692
SPEAR 3 upgrade project: the final year
693
SPEAR 3-a low emittance source for SSRL
694
SPEAR coilgun
695
SPEAR high voltage mock up experiment
696
Spear II Performance
697
SPEAR III-a brighter source at SSRL
698
SPEAR: a hybrid model for speculative pre-execution
699
SPEAR: A monopedal robot with Switchable Parallel Elastic actuation
700
Spear: An open source toolbox for speaker recognition based on Bob
701
SPEAR: Sensor Protocol for Energy Aware Routing in Wireless Sensor Network
702
SPEAR: Source Position Estimation for Anchor Position Uncertainty Reduction
703
Spear2 RF operation: a bridge to Spear3
704
Spear3 accelerator physics update
705
SPEAR3 gradient dipole core fabrication
706
Spear-F, A wave height spectrum buoy via ARGOS and the new IFREMER static wave directional sensor
707
Spearmints: hardware support for performance measurements in distributed systems
708
SPEC as a performance evaluation measure
709
Spec based flip-flop and buffer insertion
710
SPEC CPU2000: measuring CPU performance in the New Millennium
711
SPEC hashing: Similarity preserving algorithm for entropy-based coding
712
SPEC Method—A Fine Coregistration Method for SAR Interferometry
713
Spec2Si: bridging EDA tool gaps as we enter the twenty first century
714
Specail Feature Computer-Aided Seismic Analysis and Discrimination
715
Spec-all: aggressive read/write access speculation method for DSM systems
716
SPECAN algorithm for forward-looking bistatic SAR
717
SPECAN filtering for dual-channel stripmap-SAR GMTI
718
Spec-based flip-flop and latch repeater planning
719
Spec-based repeater insertion and wire sizing for on-chip interconnect
720
Spec-based tests make sure telecom software works
721
Specbox: a toolkit for BSI-VDM
722
SpecC design environment
723
SpecC Technology Open Consortium
724
Speccast
725
SpecCharts: a VHDL front-end for embedded systems
726
SpecGuard: Spectrum misuse detection in dynamic spectrum access systems
727
Speches at the annual dinner
728
Speci?cation-Based Testing for Software Product Lines
729
SPECIAL : a Specification Language for Generation of VHDL Behavioral Descriptions
730
Special 10-Car Train for the New York City Transit System
731
Special 10kV solid state power modulator for plasma immersion ion implantation treatment of industrial bearings
732
Special 1400 volt N-MCT designed for surge applications
733
Special 25th Anniversary Issue of the IEEE Transactions on Computers
734
Special 3D-TLM corner nodes for singular field regions
735
Special 3-Phase Core Arrangements [includes discussion]
736
Special 6-component jet rig balance for studying new thrust vectoring concepts
737
Special activities at University of Minnesota
738
Special agents can promote cooperation
739
Special air-gap element for 2-D FEM analysis of electrical Machines accounting for rotor skew
740
Special amplitude-frequency effects in VHF quartz resonators
741
Special Analog-Hybrid Computer Issue
742
Special and Social Events
743
Special and tutorial sessions
744
Special angle cut of potassium niobate crystal for thermal fixing
745
Special anniversary topic “Computer at the University”
746
Special announcement
747
Special Announcement
748
Special Announcement
749
Special application considerations for custom power systems
750
Special applications
751
Special applications of permanent magnets
752
Special applications of power reactors in HV power systems
753
Special applications of the voting model for bridging faults
754
Special Applications Of The Voting Model For Bridging Faults
755
Special applications of the voting model for bridging faults
756
Special Applications of Thermoelectric Generators
757
Special approach to the stability criteria for linear systems
758
Special areas detection on agricultural fields images using evaluations of local brightness variability
759
Special Aspects of Balanced Shielded Loops
760
Special aspects of flicker compensation in MV power supply systems with rapidly fluctuating active loads
761
Special ATPG to correlate test patterns for low-overhead mixed-mode BIST
762
Special award to: Mr Mohsen Mohammadi
763
Special capabilities of an optimized contact/proximity aligner for applications using DuPont Riston
764
Special Cases for Takahasi´s Chebyshev Ladder Networks
765
Special cases of Fliege´s complementary transformation for active RC networks
766
Special cases of Fliege´s complementary transformation for multiamplifier networks
767
Special Cases of Orthogonal Networks - Mesh and Nodal Networks
768
Special Cases of Orthogonal Networks - Tree and Link
769
Special CDC sessions
770
Special challenges of robotic gripping in space
771
Special chapter events
772
Special characteristic of future flip chip underfill materials and the process
773
Special characteristics of reliability for serial mechatronic systems
774
Special Characteristics of Software and Software Markets - Implications for Managing Software Business
775
Special characterization techniques for advanced FDSOI process
776
Special Checklist for Security Requirements in Software Development Site
777
Special Cinematographic Effects with Virtual Movie Cameras
778
Special circuit design considerations for the nuclear environment
779
Special Circuits Ror Ground Relay Current Polarization from Autotransformers Having Delta Tertiary
780
Special class of positive definite functions for formulating adaptive micro/nano manipulator control
781
Special class of symmetric Boolean functions
782
Special class of symmetric Boolean functions: proof and comment
783
Special coginfo application by non-business organizations: Case study on marketing communication of a higher education institution
784
Special coils for British Rail
785
Special collection of papers on Sensors and systems for a changing ocean (SSCO)
786
Special collections of visual resources. Problems and prospects for digital libraries
787
Special collections research in our university
788
Special Committees
789
Special committees
790
Special Committees
791
Special Committees
792
Special complex open-cavity and low-magnetic-field high-power gyrotron
793
Special computer architectures for robotics: tutorial and survey
794
Special Computer Issue
795
Special condition wind power forecasting based on Gaussian Process and similar historical data
796
Special Conference Events
797
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Special conference events: Promoting the european research base in RF/microwave technology [workshop]
817
Special conference report: 1965 Rural electrification conference
818
Special conference report: Men and computers — Sixth annual symposium on human factors in electronics
819
Special conference report: Power industry computer application conference
820
Special conference report: Report from Tokyo on the ICMCI
821
Special Conference Section 1985 E/EIC Hall of Fame Award Winner An Interview with Lincoln R. Samelson
822
Special consideration for Big Data in IoE or Internet of Everything
823
Special consideration in power system restoration. The second working group report
824
Special considerations for 3DIC circuit design and modeling
825
Special considerations for alternatively designed digital phase angle standard
826
Special considerations for alternatively designed digital phase angle standard
827
Special considerations for preemphasis design in FM/FM systems
828
Special considerations for specifying oscillator components with resonators on the micro/nanoscale
829
Special considerations for the implementation of statistical process control (SPC) for surface mount technology (SMT)
830
Special considerations in applying power line carrier for protective relaying - IEEE power systems relaying committee special paper - relaying communications subcommittee, working group H9, 1-5-04
831
Special considerations in power system restoration
832
Special Considerations in Power System Restoration
833
Special convergence analysis of Quasi-Wilson element
834
Special coordinate basis for order reduction of linear multivariable systems
835
Special coupling effects of UWB pulses to short signal traces
836
Special courses at Carnegie Institute
837
Special courses at Stevens
838
Special current transducers for safety requirements and special applications
839
Special decentralized control problems and effectiveness of parameter-dependent Lyapunov function method
840
Special decentralized control problems in discrete-time interconnected systems composed of two subsystems
841
Special delivery [Back Story]
842
Special delivery: An increase in MMS adoption
843
Special design and testing aspects of the 345 kV East Fishkill substation
844
Special design considerations for filter banks in arc furnace installations
845
Special design considerations for filter banks in arc furnace installations
846
Special Design Considerations for the Apollo Spacecraft Electrical System
847
Special design considerations for wind induced pointing errors in large unblocked aperture radio reflectors
848
Special design problems and solutions for high powered continuous duty linacs
849
Special designed Universal Power Switching Generator for power electronics studies
850
Special designed universal power switching generator simplifies power electronics studies
851
Special Devices Aid Differential Analyzer Solution of Complex Problems
852
Special devices for differential analyzers
853
Special Diagnostic Devices
854
Special Dictionaries for the Electronics Engineer
855
Special dispersion chiral nematic reflectors for luminescent solar concentrators
856
Special ditch for solid-state waveguide, multielement laser (SWMEL)
857
Special duplications
858
Special duplications
859
Special duplications
860
Special duplications
861
Special Economic Zone - An Overview, Challenges, and Its Growth in India
862
Special editor created for the algebra of algorithms and XML-formatted formulae of algorithms
863
Special Editor´s Letter
864
Special Editor´s Letter
865
Special Editors´ Introduction to the Special Issue on Award-Winning Papers from the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2010 (CVPR 2010)
866
Special education and engineering education: an interdisciplinary approach to undergraduate training
867
Special education and rehabilitation: teaching and healing with interactive graphics
868
Special education area — I. ECTS adaptation and implementation
869
Special education area — IV. Longlife learning: Professional updates, introduction to new technologies for elders (Senior University)
870
Special Effect Drivers for Camera on an Open Source Platform
871
Special effect simulation in virtual battlefield environment
872
Special effects authoring using 2-D mesh models
873
Special effects for television studio productions
874
Special effects for television studio productions
875
Special effects for television studio productions
876
Special Effects in Film Making with Object Based Transformations
877
Special Effects in Film/Video Making: A New Media Initiative Project
878
Special effects in triple gate MOSFETs fabricated on silicon-on-insulator (SOI)
879
Special electric systems on aircraft carriers
880
Special electrical machines and drives for traction and renewable energy applications
881
Special Electro-Hydraulic Valve for Hydro-Viscous Drive Used in Thermal Power Generation Plant
882
Special Electronic Circuits for Nonimage-Forming Infrared Systems
883
Special Electronic Equipment for the Analysis of Statistical Data
884
Special Environment Embedded Surveillance Platform
885
Special Equipment Railway Transportation Communication Net Based on the Field Bus
886
Special equipment safety analysis and countermeasures
887
Special equipment to facilitate the efficient use of diamond tools
888
Special erbium fiber amplifiers for short pulse switching, lasers, and propagation
889
Special estimation algorithm of AR model
890
Special Evaluation: A Practical Simulation-Based Method for Accurate Performance Evaluation of Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks
891
Special Evening Session on Photovoltaics
892
Special Event for Young Professionals [Conference Reports]
893
Special events
894
Special facilities of chirp ionosonde
895
Special factor backtracking algorithm for optimizing
896
Special factors in digital diagnostics (military systems support)
897
Special factors of development of green software supporting eco sustainability
898
Special family of PWM-based sliding-mode voltage controllers for basic DC-DC converters in discontinuous conduction mode
899
Special Fault Tolerant properties of FFT-based transform domain Adaptive Filters
900
Special Feature a Glossary of Software Tool and Techniques
901
Special Feature A Keynote Address on Concurrent Programming
902
Special Feature a New Approach to High-Speed Computer Graphics: The Line
903
Special Feature A Qualitative Assessment of Parallelism in Expert Systems
904
Special Feature A Survey of Methods of Achieving Reliable Software
905
Special Feature A VLSI Geometry Processor For Graphics
906
Special Feature an Implementation Guide to a Proposed Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic
907
Special Feature An Introduction to Algorithm Design
908
Special Feature An Overview of Data Compression Techniques
909
Special Feature Auerbach Product Survey on Computer Network Hardware
910
Special Feature Bridging the Natural Language Gap?
911
Special Feature Chip-Level Simulation of Microprocessors
912
Special Feature Component Progress: Its Effect on High-Speed Computer Architecture and Machine Organization
913
Special Feature Computer Graphics: A Two-Way Street
914
Special Feature Computer Graphics: The Human Interface
915
Special Feature Computers in Clinical Medicine: a Critique
916
Special Feature Distributed Computing Power: a Key to Productivity*
917
Special Feature Evolved Software for the 80´s
918
Special Feature Exhaustive Cryptanalysis of the NBS Data Encryption Standard
919
Special Feature Extending Register-Transfer Technology to Teach Computer Architecture
920
Special feature extraction techniques for Bangla speech
921
Special Feature Innovation at Texas Instruments
922
Special Feature Interactive Compuer Graphics: Poised for Takeoff?
923
Special Feature Learning with Computer Simulations
924
Special Feature Microcomputer Applications in Japan
925
Special Feature Microprocessors in Japan — Status in 1978
926
Special Feature Mycin: Implementing the Expert System in Loglisp
927
Special Feature New Chip Carrier Package Concepts
928
Special feature of forming solid planar diffusion a source for submicron structure
929
Special feature of plastic deformation of microcrystalline material
930
Special Feature Program Measurements on a High-Level Language Computer
931
Special Feature Program Testing: Art Meets Theory*
932
Special Feature Report on Intermag ´77 Current Developments in Magnetic Bubble Technology
933
Special Feature Requirements Anaysis in Clinical Research Information Processing —A Case Study
934
Special Feature Software Engineering Concepts and Computer Science Curricula
935
Special Feature Some Considerations in the Design of Mainframe Processors with Microprocessor Technology
936
Special Feature The Challenge of Software Engineering Project Management
937
Special Feature the Computer Software Industry in Japan
938
Special Feature the Impact Of Semiconductor Technology on Computer Systems
939
Special Feature the Intel 8089: An Integrated I/O Processor
940
Special Feature The Total Computer Security Problem: an Oveview
941
Special feature vector coding and appropriate distance definition developed for a speech recognition system
942
Special Feature Zork: A Computerized Fantasy Simulation Game
943
Special Feature: A Taxonomy for Valid Test Workload Generation
944
Special Feature: An Architecture for Real-Time Software Systems
945
Special Feature: An Automated Chinese Telephone Directory
946
Special Feature: An Easy-to-Use Graph Drawing Package
947
Special feature: An interactive minicomputer laboratory for graphics, image processing, and pattern recognition
948
Special Feature: An On-Line Data Entry System for Hand-Printed Characters*
949
Special Feature: Building EDP Success by Standing on Shoulders
950
Special Feature: Commercial Multiprocessing Systems
951
Special Feature: Computer Design to Minimize Memory Requirements
952
Special Feature: Computing in China, 1978
953
Special Feature: Computing in China, 1979–an Update
954
Special Feature: Data Structuring Facilities for Interactive Videotex Systems
955
Special Feature: Developing a Multiple-Instructon-Stream Single-Chip Processor
956
Special Feature: Developments and Directions in Computer Architecture
957
Special Feature: Fault Diagnosis of Microprocessor Systems
958
Special Feature: Fillin: A Reusable Tool for Form-Oriented Software
959
Special Feature: Impact of Schedule Estimation on Software Project Behavior
960
Special Feature: Instruction in MOS LSI Systems Design
961
Special Feature: Interactive Graphics Teleconferencing
962
Special Feature: Memory Extension Techniques for Minicomputers
963
Special Feature: Methods, Styles, and Attitudes in the Programming Language Classroom
964
Special Feature: Microprocessor Assembly Language Draft Standard
965
Special Feature: Microprogrammable Virtual Machines
966
Special Feature: Monitoring Program Execution: A Survey
967
Special Feature: Nanoprogramming vs. Microprogramming
968
Special Feature: Program Desin and Rhetoric
969
Special Feature: Prometheus or Pandora: The Influence of Automation on Society
970
Special Feature: Putting Petri Nets to Work
971
Special Feature: Semiconductor Memory Reliability with Error Detecting and Correcting Codes
972
Special Feature: Software Maintainability: A Practical Concern for Life-Cycle Costs
973
Special Feature: Software Theft
974
Special Feature: Specifying Resource Allocaton for the Cm* Multiprocessor
975
Special Feature: Structures for Advanced Information Systems
976
Special Feature: Studying the Oceans from Space
977
Special Feature: The Flex Software Design System: Designers Need Languages, too
978
Special feature: The TORC TP — III
979
Special features in electronic circuits modeling for fail-safe use
980
Special Features in the Design of Transmission Tower Lines as Imposed by Electrical Conditions
981
Special features in the design of transmission tower lines as imposed by electrical conditions
982
Special features of a VLIW architecture
983
Special features of arc discharge in a plasma electron source at forevacuum pressure
984
SPecial features of automatic antenna pointing in the mobile earth station
985
Special Features Of Automotive Onboard Sensors
986
Special features of electron sources with CNT field emitter and micro grid
987
Special Features of Emissive Characteristics of Cold Graphite Cathode with an Increase in the Repetition Rate of Nanosecond Accelerating Pulses
988
Special features of energy forecast methodology in fast growing countries
989
Special features of explosive electron emission of graphite cathode operating in pulsed-periodic regime
990
Special features of functioning of the optical channel of a scanning optical microscope for cryobiology and cryomedicine
991
Special features of gas discharge characteristics of magnetron diode with metal-hydride cathode
992
Special features of Kirchhoff method application in microwave radiometry of rough sea surface
993
Special Features of Low-Pressure Discharge Initiated by Microwave Radiation With Stochastic Jumping Phase
994
Special features of plasma generation and beam formation for fore-vacuum plasma electron sources
995
Special features of reverse osmosis appliance in pharmacology water treatment
996
Special features of testing tools applicable for use in trading systems production
997
Special Features of the Alpha Induced Deuteron Breakup
998
Special features of transient processes at ground faults in long-distance transmission lines
999
Special features of ultrahigh-speed induction generators applied in the utilization of renewable energy sources
1000
Special features of using an unstable resonator in XeCl laser with aperture 12 X 16cm/sup 2