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SP-P18: Speech Analysis and Recognition

Session Type: Poster

Time: Friday, May 31, 10:30 - 12:30

Location: Poster Area D

Session Chair: John Hansen, University of Texas (Dallas)

SP-P18.1: ESTIMATING PHONEME FORMANT TARGETS AND COARTICULATION PARAMETERS OF CONVERSATIONAL AND CLEAR SPEECH

Brian Bush; Oregon Health & Science University

Alexander Kain; Oregon Health & Science University

SP-P18.2: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIFFERENT CLASSIFIERS FOR DETECTING DEPRESSION FROM SPONTANEOUS SPEECH

Sharifa Alghowinem; Australian National University

Roland Goecke; University of Canberra

Michael Wagner; University of Canberra

Julien Epps; University of New South Wales

Tom Gedeon; Australian National University

Michael Breakspear; Queensland Institute of Medical Research

Gordon Parker; University of New South Wales

SP-P18.3: SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION FROM SHOUTED SPEECH: ANALYSIS AND COMPENSATION

Cemal Hanilci; Uludag University

Tomi Kinnunen; University of Eastern Finland

Rahim Saeidi; Radboud University Nijmegen

Jouni Pohjalainen; Aalto University

Paavo Alku; Aalto University

Figen Ertas; Uludag University

SP-P18.4: INSTANTANEOUS FREQUENCY AND BANDWIDTH ESTIMATION USING FILTERBANK ARRAYS

Pirros Tsiakoulis; University of Cambridge

Alexandros Potamianos; Technical University of Crete

Dimitrios Dimitriadis; AT&T Labs Research

SP-P18.5: INDIVIDUALITY-PRESERVING VOICE CONVERSION FOR ARTICULATION DISORDERS BASED ON NON-NEGATIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION

Ryo Aihara; Kobe University

Ryoichi Takashima; Kobe University

Tetsuya Takiguchi; Kobe University

Yasuo Ariki; Kobe University

SP-P18.6: SHIFTED-DELTA MLP FEATURES FOR SPOKEN LANGUAGE RECOGNITION

Haipeng Wang; The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Cheung-Chi Leung; Institute for Infocomm Research

Tan Lee; The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Bin Ma; Institute for Infocomm Research

Haizhou Li; Institute for Infocomm Research

SP-P18.7: ESTIMATION OF LUMPED VOCAL FOLD MECHANICAL PROPERTIES FROM NON-INVASIVE MICROPHONE RECORDINGS

Steven M. Lulich; Indiana University

SP-P18.8: ADDING CONTROLLED AMOUNT OF NOISE TO IMPROVE RECOGNITION OF COMPRESSED AND SPECTRALLY DISTORTED SPEECH

Jan Nouza; Technical University of Liberec

Petr Cerva; Technical University of Liberec

Jan Silovsky; Technical University of Liberec

SP-P18.9: YET ANOTHER GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODEL-BASED FEATURE COMPENSATION METHOD FOR ROBUST NOISY-DIGIT RECOGNITION

Chia-Ping Chen; National Sun Yat-sen University

Bing-Feng Yeh; National Sun Yat-sen University

SP-P18.10: AUDIO HEAD POSE ESTIMATION USING THE DIRECT TO REVERBERANT SPEECH RATIO

Mark Barnard; University of Surrey

Wenwu Wang; University of Surrey

Josef Kittler; University of Surrey

SP-P18.11: PREDICTING THE EFFECT OF AGC ON SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY OF COCHLEAR IMPLANT RECIPIENTS IN NOISE

Phyu Khing; University of New South Wales

Eliathamby Ambikairajah; The University of New South Wales

Brett Swanson; Cochlear Limited

SP-P18.12: CONFIDENCE INDEX DYNAMIC TIME WARPING FOR LANGUAGE-INDEPENDENT EMBEDDED SPEECH RECOGNITION

Xianglilan Zhang; University of Waterloo

Jiping Sun; Voice Enabling Systems Technology

Zhigang Luo; National University of Defense Technology

Ming Li; University of Waterloo

SP-P18.13: SPEECH RECOGNITION USING REGULARIZED MINIMUM VARIANCE DISTORTIONLESS RESPONSE SPECTRUM ESTIMATION-BASED CEPSTRAL FEATURES

Md Jahangir Alam; INRS-EMT, University of Quebec

Patrick Kenny; CRIM

Douglas O'Shaughnessy; INRS-EMT, University of Quebec