Publications
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Four Weightings and a Fusion: A Cepstral-SVM System for Speaker Recognition
A new speaker recognition system is described that uses Mel-frequency cepstral features. This system is a combination of four support vector machines (SVMs). All the SVM systems use polynomial features…
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A* Based Joint Segmentation and Classification of Dialog Acts in Multiparty Meetings
We investigate the use of the A* algorithm for joint segmentation and classification of dialog acts (DAs) of the ICSI Meeting Corpus. The proposed method is evaluated on both traditional…
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Combining Feature Sets with Support Vector Machines: Application to Speaker Recognition
In this paper, we describe a general technique for optimizing the relative weights of feature sets in a support vector machine (SVM) and show how it can be applied to…
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Singapore Tablet PC Program Study: Executive Summary and Final Report, Volume 1, Technical Findings
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Mapping The Distribution Of Expertise And Resources In A School: Investigating The Potential Of Using Social Network Analysis In Evaluation
This paper describes results of a study investigating the potential of using social network analysis to evaluate the capacity of a school to undertake a schoolwide educational reform.
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Singapore Tablet PC Program Study: Executive Summary and Final Report, Volume 2, Technical Appendicies
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VERL: An ontology framework for representing and annotating video events
This article describes the findings of a recent workshop series that has produced an ontology framework for representing video events-called Video Event Representation Language (VERL) -and a companion annotation framework,…
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Task Management under Change and Uncertainty: Constraint Solving Experience with the CALO Project
We outline the challenges and opportunities presented by constraint solving in the presence of change and uncertainty, embodied in CALO's personalized time management and task reasoning and execution systems.
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Robust Feature Compensation in Nonstationary and Multiple Noise Environments
We extend the POF algorithm to allow a more accurate way to select noisy-to-clean feature mappings, by allowing different combinations of speech and noise to have combination-specific mappings selected depending…
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Two Experiments Comparing Reading with Listening for Human Processing of Conversational Telephone Speech
We report on results of two experiments designed to compare subjects’ ability to extract information from audio recordings of conversational telephone speech (CTS) with their ability to extract information from…
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Meeting Structure Annotation: Data and Tools
We present a set of annotations of hierarchical topic segmentations and action item sub-dialogues collected over 65 meetings from the ICSI and ISL meeting corpora, designed to support automatic meeting…
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Spoken Language Understanding
SLU systems contain an automatic speech recognition (ASR) component and must be robust to noise due to the spontaneous nature of spoken language and the errors introduced by ASR. SLU…