Index for 4aSC

• 4aSC1. Spectral representation of speech using mel-generalized cepstral coefficients.
• 4aSC2. Intelligibility of speech with filtered time trajectories of LPC cepstrum.
• 4aSC3. Optimizing acoustic parameters for phonetic features.
• 4aSC4. Feature space reduction through nonlinear identity mapping.
• 4aSC5. Mutual information as an acoustic matching measure for speech recognition.
• 4aSC6. An application of Dempster and Shafer's probability theory to speech recognition.
• 4aSC7. Training section tolerant HMM in concatenated training.
• 4aSC8. Speaker-independent phone modeling using speaker specific phoneme alignment.
• 4aSC9. Recent progress in the INRS speech recognition system.
• 4aSC10. Acquisition of language models based on HMnet.
• 4aSC11. Comparison between beam search and A[sup *] search methods for isolated/continuous speech recognition.
• 4aSC12. A dialog control strategy based on the reliability of speech recognition.
• 4aSC13. A timing management method in multimodal dialog systems.
• 4aSC14. Discourse segmentation for radio news.
• 4aSC15. Classification of news speech articles by keyword spotting.
• 4aSC16. New processing by neural networks for speech visualization and its performance in reading many words.
• 4aSC17. Multilingual speech recognition based on phonological elements.
• 4aSC18. Design and data collection for a spoken dialog database in the Real World Computing (RWC) program.
• 4aSC19. Pronunciation variability in the Switchboard corpus.
• 4aSC20. KIDS: A database of children's speech.
• 4aSC21. Speaker recognition model using two-dimensional mel-cepstrum and self-growing LVQ.
• 4aSC22. Optimization of speaker recognition model based on dynamic features of two-dimensional mel-cepstrum.
• 4aSC23. Cepstral analysis of ``cold-speech'' for speaker recognition: A second look.
• 4aSC24. Language and dialect identification by syllabic spectral features.
• 4aSC25. Speech synthesis by rule based on VCV waveform synthesis units.
• 4aSC26. HMM-based speech synthesis with various voice characteristics.
• 4aSC27. Multilevel approach to rule-based speech synthesis using quasiarticulatory parameters.
• 4aSC28. Speech synthesis using a nonlinear modeling of vocal folds vibration effect.
• 4aSC29. Comparing techniques for synthesizing emotional speech.
• 4aSC30. A method for controlling the speech rate in speech synthesis and its perceptual evaluation.
• 4aSC31. High-quality speech signal manipulation by Fourier synthesis.
• 4aSC32. Synthesis of wideband speech from narrow-band speech based on piecewise linear mapping.
• 4aSC33. Generation of wideband speech from bandlimited speech by use of an autocorrelation function.
• 4aSC34. A method for registration of a new voice in a text-to-speech synthesizer.
• 4aSC35. Shadowing---A possible method for assessment of synthetic speech.
• 4aSC36. LPC-based voice transformation from adult to child.
• 4aSC37. Automatic acquisition of speech units for recognition and very low bit coding.
• 4aSC38. Characterizing human ability to discriminate talkers over low data rate voice coders.
• 4aSC39. Quantization of vector sequences using statistics of neighboring input vectors.
• 4aSC40. Speech enhancement by LPC cepstrum vector quantization.
• 4aSC41. Effect of the mobile terminal acoustic characteristics on speech quality.
• 4aSC42. Multimedia telecommunication quality with temporal discrete degradation.
• 4aSC43. Telephone operator assisting system.
• 4aSC44. Automatic scoring of pronunciation quality for language instruction.
• 4aSC45. Helium speech database and some new aspect of diver's speech.