The phenomenon of anticipatory coarticulation provides a basis for the observed asynchrony between the acoustic and visual onsets of phones in certain linguistic contexts. This ty...
Louis H. Terry, Karen Livescu, Janet B. Pierrehumb...
This paper presents the HKCUPU speaker recognition system submitted to NIST 2010 speaker recognition evaluation (SRE). The system comprises five subsystems, each with different ac...
The parallel phone recognition followed by language model (PPRLM) architecture represents one of the state-of-the-art spoken language identification systems. A PPRLM system compris...
When exposed to environmental noise, speakers adjust their speech production to maintain intelligible communication. This phenomenon, called Lombard effect (LE), is known to consi...
In modern automatic speech recognition systems, it is standard practice to cluster several logical hidden Markov model states into one physical, clustered state. Typically, the cl...