Free access to Special Issue of Speech Communication (Fa Long Luo )

Subject: Free access to Special Issue of Speech Communication From: Fa Long Luo <falong.luo(at)QSTECH.COM> Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 09:18:12 -0800 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C2BB27.C04267BF Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Our sincere apologies for duplicate messages, Dear Researchers, We are happy to present to you the Table of Contents to the Special = issue of Speech Communication on Speech Processing for Hearing Aids. = Full text is available for free for three months. The Special Issue is = available via the Journal Homepage at = http://www.elsevier.com/locate/specom. We always welcome new, unpublished, challenging articles and we would = like to stress the following author benefits: ScienceDirect - the world's largest full-text sience database at = http://www.sciencedirect.com . Articles published in Speech = Communication will be available online in ScienceDirect and benefit from = a vast and rapidly growing readership, currently comprising around 7 = million scientists worldwide over all scientific fields. Rapid online publication - Your articles accepted for publication will = be available online in ScienceDirect on average four weeks after = acceptance via our Articles in Press service. We have a commitment to = reduce print publication to less than 6 months. NEWLY INTRODUCED Web Submission - Speech Communication offers Web = submission, which eases and speeds up the review process, and = facilitates the direct transmission of accepted files for publication to = the Elsevier e-workflow production system. The Web tool is available = from our "Author Gateway", that provides access to information an author = may need: 1. submission guidance; 2. from an author-unique and secure homepage, a confidential tracking = of submissions, through the review process up to publication; 3. detailed information on our copyright policy, which is generally = considered to be rather more liberal than most; For your journal, the Author Gateway is accessible at = http://authors.elsevier.com/journal/specom Liberal copyright policy- Elsevier Science allows its authors to post = "works in progress" on preprint servers, such as the Computer Science = Preprint Server at http://www.compscipreprints.com We wish you an interesting reading. *********************************************************** Speech Communication, Volume 39, Issues 1-2,=20 Special Issue on Speech Processing for Hearing Aids,=20 Fa-Long Luo, Bernard Widrow and Chaslav Pavlovic A theoretical comparison of information transmission in the peripheral = auditory system: Normal and impaired frequency discrimination,=20 Lisa G. Huettel and Leslie M. Collins Evaluation of an ERB frequency scale noise reduction for hearing aids: = A comparative study,=20 Thomas Fillon and Jacques Prado Spectral contrast enhancement: Algorithms and comparisons,=20 Jun Yang, Fa-Long Luo and Arye Nehorai Sub-band SNR estimation using auditory feature processing,=20 Michael Kleinschmidt and Volker Hohmann Convolutive blind separation of speech mixtures using the natural = gradient,=20 Scott C. Douglas and Xiaoan Sun Adaptive separation of acoustic sources for anechoic conditions: A = constrained frequency domain approach,=20 J=F6rn Anem=FCller and Birger Kollmeier Speech enhancement using sub-band adaptive Griffiths-Jim signal = processing,=20 D. R. Campbell and P. W. Shields Strategy-selective noise reduction for binaural digital hearing aids,=20 Thomas Wittkop and Volker Hohmann Microphone arrays for hearing aids: An overview,=20 Bernard Widrow and Fa-Long Luo Band-limited feedback cancellation with a modified filtered-X LMS = algorithm for hearing aids,=20 Hsiang-Feng Chi, Shawn X. Gao, Sigfrid D. Soli and Abeer Alwan Robust compensation with adaptive feedback cancellation in hearing = aids,=20 Boaz Rafaely, Ngwa A. Shusina and Joanna L. Hayes ------_=_NextPart_001_01C2BB27.C04267BF Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HTML> <HEAD> <META HTTP-EQUIV=3D"Content-Type" CONTENT=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META NAME=3D"Generator" CONTENT=3D"MS Exchange Server version = 6.0.6249.1"> <TITLE>Free access to Special Issue of Speech Communication</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY>  <UL> Our sincere apologies for duplicate = messages, Dear Researchers, We are happy to present to you the = Table of Contents to the Special issue of Speech Communication on = Speech Processing for Hearing Aids. Full text is available for free for = three months. The Special Issue is available via the Journal Homepage at = <A = HREF=3D"http://www.elsevier.com/locate/specom">http://www.elsevier.com/lo= cate/specom</A>. We always welcome new, unpublished, = challenging articles and we would like to stress the following author = benefits: <UL> ScienceDirect - the world's largest full-text sience database at <A = HREF=3D"http://">http://</A>www.sciencedirect.com . Articles published in Speech Communication will be available online in ScienceDirect and benefit = from a vast and rapidly growing readership, currently comprising around = 7 million scientists worldwide over all scientific fields. Rapid online publication = - Your articles accepted for publication = will be available online in ScienceDirect on average four weeks after = acceptance via our Articles in Press service. We have a commitment to = reduce print publication to less than 6 months. NEWLY INTRODUCED Web = Submission - Speech Communication offers Web submission, which eases and speeds up the = review process, and facilitates the direct transmission of accepted = files for publication to the Elsevier e-workflow production system. The = Web tool is available from our "Author Gateway", that provides = access to information an author may need: 1. submission guidance; 2. from an author-unique and secure = homepage, a confidential tracking of submissions, through the review = process up to publication; 3. detailed information on our = copyright policy, which is generally considered to be rather more = liberal than most; For your journal, the Author Gateway = is accessible at <A = HREF=3D"http://authors.elsevier.com/journal/specom">http://authors.elsevi= er.com/journal/specom</A> Liberal copyright = policy- Elsevier Science allows = its authors to post "works in progress" on preprint servers, = such as the Computer Science Preprint Server at <A = HREF=3D"http://www.compscipreprints.com">http://www.compscipreprints.com<= /A> </UL> We wish you an interesting = reading. </UL> ***********************************************************= <UL> Speech Communication, Volume 39, = Issues 1-2, Special Issue on Speech Processing = for Hearing Aids, Fa-Long Luo, Bernard Widrow and Chaslav = Pavlovic A theoretical comparison of = information transmission in the peripheral auditory system: Normal and = impaired frequency discrimination, Lisa G. Huettel and Leslie M. = Collins Evaluation of an ERB frequency = scale noise reduction for hearing aids: A comparative = study, Thomas Fillon and Jacques Prado Spectral contrast enhancement: = Algorithms and comparisons, Jun Yang, Fa-Long Luo and Arye = Nehorai Sub-band SNR estimation using = auditory feature processing, Michael Kleinschmidt and Volker = Hohmann Convolutive blind separation of = speech mixtures using the natural gradient, Scott C. Douglas and Xiaoan Sun Adaptive separation of acoustic = sources for anechoic conditions: A constrained frequency domain = approach, J=F6rn Anem=FCller and Birger = Kollmeier Speech enhancement using sub-band = adaptive Griffiths-Jim signal processing, D. R. Campbell and P. W. Shields Strategy-selective noise reduction = for binaural digital hearing aids, Thomas Wittkop and Volker Hohmann Microphone arrays for hearing aids: = An overview, Bernard Widrow and Fa-Long Luo Band-limited feedback cancellation = with a modified filtered-X LMS algorithm for hearing = aids, Hsiang-Feng Chi, Shawn X. Gao, Sigfrid D. = Soli and Abeer Alwan Robust compensation with adaptive = feedback cancellation in hearing aids, Boaz Rafaely, Ngwa A. Shusina and Joanna = L. Hayes </UL> </BODY> </HTML> ------_=_NextPart_001_01C2BB27.C04267BF--

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