ASRU 2011

Author Index

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A

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Abad, Alberto	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Acero, Alex	(pg. 146) MO2-P.9: FACTORED ADAPTATION FOR SEPARABLE COMPENSATION OF SPEAKER AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABILITY (pg. 158) MO2-P.11: SPEAKER ADAPTATION WITH AN EXPONENTIAL TRANSFORM
Alam, Md Jahangir	(pg. 547) TH1-P.14: MULTI-TAPER MFCC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION USING I-VECTORS
Alonso, Tirso	(pg. 535) TH1-P.12: CROWD-SOURCING FOR DIFFICULT TRANSCRIPTION OF SPEECH
Ananthakrishnan, Sankaranarayanan	(pg. 529) TH1-P.11: MODEL-BASED PARAMETRIC FEATURES FOR EMOTION RECOGNITION FROM SPEECH
Arisoy, Ebru	(pg. 208) TU1-P.3: MINIMUM BAYES RISK DISCRIMINATIVE LANGUAGE MODELS FOR ARABIC SPEECH RECOGNITION

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Ba Be Bi Bo Bu

Bao, Changchun	(pg. 413) WE2-P.6: ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF SPOKEN CHINESE THROUGH CHARACTER-BASED TAGGING AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE EXPLOITATION
Bechet, Frederic	(pg. 431) WE2-P.9: APPLYING MULTICLASS BANDIT ALGORITHMS TO CALL-TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Bellegarda, Jerome	(pg. 300) WE1-P.3: SENTIMENT ANALYSIS OF TEXT-TO-SPEECH INPUT USING LATENT AFFECTIVE MAPPING
Besacier, Laurent	(pg. 260) TU1-P.12: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF MACHINE TRANSLATED TEXT IN ASR DOMAIN ADAPTATION: UNSUPERVISED AND SEMI-SUPERVISED METHODS
Biadsy, Fadi	(pg. 266) TU1-P.13: FROM MODERN STANDARD ARABIC TO LEVANTINE ASR: LEVERAGING GALE FOR DIALECTS (pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM
Bocklet, Tobias	(pg. 478) TH1-P.2: DETECTION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY ACOUSTIC, VOCAL, AND PROSODIC ANALYSIS
Bordel, German	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Bouallegue, Mohamed	(pg. 512) TH1-P.8: SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR VECTORIAL HMM-STATES REPRESENTATION (pg. 141) MO2-P.8: FACTOR ANALYSIS BASED SESSION VARIABILITY COMPENSATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Bougares, Fethi	(pg. 278) TU1-P.15: BAG OF N-GRAM DRIVEN DECODING FOR LVCSR SYSTEM HARNESSING
Burget, Lukas	(pg. 196) TU1-P.1: STRATEGIES FOR TRAINING LARGE SCALE NEURAL NETWORK LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 152) MO2-P.10: IVECTOR-BASED DISCRIMINATIVE ADAPTATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Burileanu, Corneliu	(pg. 260) TU1-P.12: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF MACHINE TRANSLATED TEXT IN ASR DOMAIN ADAPTATION: UNSUPERVISED AND SEMI-SUPERVISED METHODS
Buzo, Andi	(pg. 260) TU1-P.12: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF MACHINE TRANSLATED TEXT IN ASR DOMAIN ADAPTATION: UNSUPERVISED AND SEMI-SUPERVISED METHODS

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Ce Ch Co Cu

Celikyilmaz, Asli	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING (pg. 425) WE2-P.8: EXPLOITING DISTANCE BASED SIMILARITY IN TOPIC MODELS FOR USER INTENT DETECTION
Cemgil, Ali Taylan	(pg. 185) MO2-P.16: GAIN ESTIMATION APPROACHES IN CATALOG-BASED SINGLE-CHANNEL SPEECH-MUSIC SEPARATION
Cernocky, Jan	(pg. 196) TU1-P.1: STRATEGIES FOR TRAINING LARGE SCALE NEURAL NETWORK LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 152) MO2-P.10: IVECTOR-BASED DISCRIMINATIVE ADAPTATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Chan, Arthur	(pg. 395) WE2-P.3: TOPIC MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENTS USING ONLY PHONETIC INFORMATION
Chang, Hung-An	(pg. 89) MO1-P.16: MULTI-LEVEL CONTEXT-DEPENDENT ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Chaudhari, Upendra	(pg. 249) TU1-P.10: AN INVESTIGATION OF HEURISTIC, MANUAL AND STATISTICAL PRONUNCIATION DERIVATION FOR PASHTO (pg. 12) MO1-P.3: FRAME-LEVEL ANYBOOST FOR LVCSR WITH THE MMI CRITERION
Chen, Berlin	(pg. 389) WE2-P.2: QUERY MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL
Chen, Kuan-Yu	(pg. 389) WE2-P.2: QUERY MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL
Chen, Lei	(pg. 473) TH1-P.1: APPLYING FEATURE BAGGING FOR MORE ACCURATE AND ROBUST AUTOMATED SPEAKING ASSESSMENT (pg. 461) WE2-P.14: EVALUATING PROSODIC FEATURES FOR AUTOMATED SCORING OF NON-NATIVE READ SPEECH
Chen, Pei-Ning	(pg. 389) WE2-P.2: QUERY MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL
Chen, Stanley	(pg. 231) TU1-P.7: EFFICIENT REPRESENTATION AND FAST LOOK-UP OF MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 237) TU1-P.8: PRUNING EXPONENTIAL LANGUAGE MODELS
Chen, Xie	(pg. 24) MO1-P.5: FEATURE ENGINEERING IN CONTEXT-DEPENDENT DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS FOR CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION
Chien, Jen-Tzung	(pg. 65) MO1-P.12: SOME PROPERTIES OF BAYESIAN SENSING HIDDEN MARKOV MODELS
Chotimongkol, Ananlada	(pg. 295) WE1-P.2: ACCENT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN BILINGUAL THAI-ENGLISH TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Chu, Stephen	(pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM
Church, Kenneth	(pg. 407) WE2-P.5: ESTIMATING DOCUMENT FREQUENCIES IN A SPEECH CORPUS (pg. 342) WE1-P.10: BOOTSTRAPPING A SPOKEN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING UNSUPERVISED INTEGRATED SENSING AND PROCESSING DECISION TREES
Cook, Henry	(pg. 553) TH1-P.15: FAST SPEAKER DIARIZATION USING A HIGH-LEVEL SCRIPTING LANGUAGE
Coppersmith, Glen	(pg. 342) WE1-P.10: BOOTSTRAPPING A SPOKEN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING UNSUPERVISED INTEGRATED SENSING AND PROCESSING DECISION TREES
Cucu, Horia	(pg. 260) TU1-P.12: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF MACHINE TRANSLATED TEXT IN ASR DOMAIN ADAPTATION: UNSUPERVISED AND SEMI-SUPERVISED METHODS
Cui, Jia	(pg. 231) TU1-P.7: EFFICIENT REPRESENTATION AND FAST LOOK-UP OF MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS
Cui, Xiaodong	(pg. 249) TU1-P.10: AN INVESTIGATION OF HEURISTIC, MANUAL AND STATISTICAL PRONUNCIATION DERIVATION FOR PASHTO

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Da De Di Do Dr Du

Damnati, Geraldine	(pg. 431) WE2-P.9: APPLYING MULTICLASS BANDIT ALGORITHMS TO CALL-TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Deléglise, Paul	(pg. 278) TU1-P.15: BAG OF N-GRAM DRIVEN DECODING FOR LVCSR SYSTEM HARNESSING
Demir, Cemil	(pg. 185) MO2-P.16: GAIN ESTIMATION APPROACHES IN CATALOG-BASED SINGLE-CHANNEL SPEECH-MUSIC SEPARATION
Deoras, Anoop	(pg. 196) TU1-P.1: STRATEGIES FOR TRAINING LARGE SCALE NEURAL NETWORK LANGUAGE MODELS
Diez, Mireia	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Docio-Fernandez, Laura	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Dognin, Pierre	(pg. 137) MO2-P.7: MATCHED-CONDITION ROBUST DYNAMIC NOISE ADAPTATION
Dohsaka, Kohji	(pg. 318) WE1-P.6: WIZARD OF OZ EVALUATION OF LISTENING-ORIENTED DIALOGUE CONTROL USING POMDP (pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Dredze, Mark	(pg. 407) WE2-P.5: ESTIMATING DOCUMENT FREQUENCIES IN A SPEECH CORPUS (pg. 214) TU1-P.4: EFFICIENT DISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING OF LONG-SPAN LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 220) TU1-P.5: ADAPTING N-GRAM MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS WITH CONDITIONAL ENTROPY REGULARIZATION
Duraiswami, Ramani	(pg. 559) TH1-P.16: LINEAR VERSUS MEL FREQUENCY CEPSTRAL COEFFICIENTS FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION

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E

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Er Es

Er, Meng Joo	(pg. 517) TH1-P.9: A NOVEL NEURAL-BASED PRONUNCIATION MODELING METHOD FOR ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Eskenazi, Maxine	(pg. 306) WE1-P.4: TOWARDS CHOOSING BETTER PRIMES FOR SPOKEN DIALOG SYSTEMS
Espy-Wilson, Carol	(pg. 559) TH1-P.16: LINEAR VERSUS MEL FREQUENCY CEPSTRAL COEFFICIENTS FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION (pg. 131) MO2-P.6: ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY GESTURES IN A DYNAMIC BAYESIAN NETWORK FRAMEWORK
Estève, Yannick	(pg. 278) TU1-P.15: BAG OF N-GRAM DRIVEN DECODING FOR LVCSR SYSTEM HARNESSING

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Fa Fi Fo Fr Fu

Favre, Benoit	(pg. 431) WE2-P.9: APPLYING MULTICLASS BANDIT ALGORITHMS TO CALL-TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Fidler, Ashley	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING (pg. 425) WE2-P.8: EXPLOITING DISTANCE BASED SIMILARITY IN TOPIC MODELS FOR USER INTENT DETECTION
Fosler-Lussier, Eric	(pg. 77) MO1-P.14: A FACTORED CONDITIONAL RANDOM FIELD MODEL FOR ARTICULATORY FEATURE FORCED TRANSCRIPTION
Fousek, Petr	(pg. 137) MO2-P.7: MATCHED-CONDITION ROBUST DYNAMIC NOISE ADAPTATION (pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION
Fränti, Pasi	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Friedland, Gerald	(pg. 553) TH1-P.15: FAST SPEAKER DIARIZATION USING A HIGH-LEVEL SCRIPTING LANGUAGE
Fujimura, Hiroshi	(pg. 83) MO1-P.15: N-BEST RESCORING BY ADABOOST PHONEME CLASSIFIERS FOR ISOLATED WORD RECOGNITION
Fukuda, Takashi	(pg. 12) MO1-P.3: FRAME-LEVEL ANYBOOST FOR LVCSR WITH THE MMI CRITERION
Furui, Sadaoki	(pg. 191) MO2-P.17: DESIGNING TEXT CORPUS USING PHONE-ERROR DISTRIBUTION FOR ACOUSTIC MODELING

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Ga Ge Gh Gi Gl Go Gr Gu

Gales, Mark John Francis	(pg. 113) MO2-P.3: IMPROVING REVERBERANT VTS FOR HANDS-FREE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 119) MO2-P.4: DERIVATIVE KERNELS FOR NOISE ROBUST ASR (pg. 125) MO2-P.5: A VARIATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON NOISE-ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 18) MO1-P.4: EXTENDING NOISE ROBUST STRUCTURED SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES TO LARGER VOCABULARY TASKS
Garcia-Mateo, Carmen	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Garcia-Romero, Daniel	(pg. 559) TH1-P.16: LINEAR VERSUS MEL FREQUENCY CEPSTRAL COEFFICIENTS FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION
Gasic, Milica	(pg. 312) WE1-P.5: ON-LINE POLICY OPTIMISATION OF SPOKEN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS VIA LIVE INTERACTION WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS
Gemmeke, Jort	(pg. 101) MO2-P.1: AN HIERARCHICAL EXEMPLAR-BASED SPARSE MODEL OF SPEECH, WITH AN APPLICATION TO ASR
Georgila, Kallirroi	(pg. 289) WE1-P.1: AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF UNNATURAL WORD-LEVEL SEGMENTS IN UNIT-SELECTION SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Ghoshal, Arnab	(pg. 365) WE1-P.14: REGULARIZED SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR CROSS-LINGUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Gillick, Daniel	(pg. 71) MO1-P.13: DON’T MULTIPLY LIGHTLY: QUANTIFYING PROBLEMS WITH THE ACOUSTIC MODEL ASSUMPTIONS IN SPEECH RECOGNITION
Gillick, Larry	(pg. 71) MO1-P.13: DON’T MULTIPLY LIGHTLY: QUANTIFYING PROBLEMS WITH THE ACOUSTIC MODEL ASSUMPTIONS IN SPEECH RECOGNITION
Gish, Herbert	(pg. 395) WE2-P.3: TOPIC MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENTS USING ONLY PHONETIC INFORMATION
Glass, James	(pg. 89) MO1-P.16: MULTI-LEVEL CONTEXT-DEPENDENT ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Glembek, Ondrej	(pg. 152) MO2-P.10: IVECTOR-BASED DISCRIMINATIVE ADAPTATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Goel, Vaibhava	(pg. 53) MO1-P.10: SPARSE MAXIMUM A POSTERIORI ADAPTATION
Gonina, Ekaterina	(pg. 553) TH1-P.15: FAST SPEAKER DIARIZATION USING A HIGH-LEVEL SCRIPTING LANGUAGE
Gotab, Pierre	(pg. 431) WE2-P.9: APPLYING MULTICLASS BANDIT ALGORITHMS TO CALL-TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Grézl, František	(pg. 359) WE1-P.13: STUDY OF PROBABILISTIC AND BOTTLE-NECK FEATURES IN MULTILINGUAL ENVIRONMENT (pg. 42) MO1-P.8: CONVOLUTIVE BOTTLENECK NETWORK FEATURES FOR LVCSR
Gunawardana, Asela	(pg. 226) TU1-P.6: RANDOMIZED MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS
Güngör, Tunga	(pg. 202) TU1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE RERANKING OF ASR HYPOTHESES WITH MORPHOLEXICAL AND N-BEST-LIST FEATURES

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Ha He Hi Ho Hu

Hakkani-Tur, Dilek	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING (pg. 425) WE2-P.8: EXPLOITING DISTANCE BASED SIMILARITY IN TOPIC MODELS FOR USER INTENT DETECTION
Hansakunbuntheung, Chatchawarn	(pg. 295) WE1-P.2: ACCENT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN BILINGUAL THAI-ENGLISH TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Hara, Sunao	(pg. 169) MO2-P.13: ROBUST SEED MODEL TRAINING FOR SPEAKER ADAPTATION USING PSEUDO-SPEAKER FEATURES GENERATED BY INVERSE CMLLR TRANSFORMATION
Hazen, Timothy	(pg. 395) WE2-P.3: TOPIC MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENTS USING ONLY PHONETIC INFORMATION
Heck, Larry	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING
Higashinaka, Ryuichiro	(pg. 318) WE1-P.6: WIZARD OF OZ EVALUATION OF LISTENING-ORIENTED DIALOGUE CONTROL USING POMDP (pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Hillard, Dustin	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING (pg. 425) WE2-P.8: EXPLOITING DISTANCE BASED SIMILARITY IN TOPIC MODELS FOR USER INTENT DETECTION
Hollister, Barbara	(pg. 535) TH1-P.12: CROWD-SOURCING FOR DIFFICULT TRANSCRIPTION OF SPEECH
Huang, Guangpu	(pg. 517) TH1-P.9: A NOVEL NEURAL-BASED PRONUNCIATION MODELING METHOD FOR ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Huang, Jing	(pg. 53) MO1-P.10: SPARSE MAXIMUM A POSTERIORI ADAPTATION
Huang, Shuai	(pg. 342) WE1-P.10: BOOTSTRAPPING A SPOKEN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING UNSUPERVISED INTEGRATED SENSING AND PROCESSING DECISION TREES
Hutchinson, Brian	(pg. 443) WE2-P.11: ANALYZING CONVERSATIONS USING RICH PHRASE PATTERNS

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Im In Is It Iy

Imseng, David	(pg. 348) WE1-P.11: FAST AND FLEXIBLE KULLBACK-LEIBLER DIVERGENCE BASED ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR NON-NATIVE SPEECH RECOGNITION
Inagaki, Hirohito	(pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Ishii, Shunta	(pg. 494) TH1-P.5: BLIND NOISE SUPPRESSION FOR NON-AUDIBLE MURMUR RECOGNITION WITH STEREO SIGNAL PROCESSING
Itoh, Arata	(pg. 169) MO2-P.13: ROBUST SEED MODEL TRAINING FOR SPEAKER ADAPTATION USING PSEUDO-SPEAKER FEATURES GENERATED BY INVERSE CMLLR TRANSFORMATION
Iyer, Rukmini	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING

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Ja Jo Ju

Janda, Milos	(pg. 359) WE1-P.13: STUDY OF PROBABILISTIC AND BOTTLE-NECK FEATURES IN MULTILINGUAL ENVIRONMENT
Jansen, Aren	(pg. 401) WE2-P.4: EFFICIENT SPOKEN TERM DISCOVERY USING RANDOMIZED ALGORITHMS (pg. 407) WE2-P.5: ESTIMATING DOCUMENT FREQUENCIES IN A SPEECH CORPUS
Johnsen, Magne Hallstein	(pg. 506) TH1-P.7: MINIMUM DETECTION ERROR TRAINING OF SUBWORD DETECTORS
Jonker, Catholijn M	(pg. 455) WE2-P.13: SOCIO-SITUATIONAL SETTING CLASSIFICATION BASED ON LANGUAGE USE
Jurcicek, Filip	(pg. 312) WE1-P.5: ON-LINE POLICY OPTIMISATION OF SPOKEN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS VIA LIVE INTERACTION WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS

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Ka Ke Kh Ki Ko Ku

Kanevsky, Dimitri	(pg. 59) MO1-P.11: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH TO SPARSE REPRESENTATIONS FOR EXEMPLAR-BASED SPEECH RECOGNITION
Karafiát, Martin	(pg. 359) WE1-P.13: STUDY OF PROBABILISTIC AND BOTTLE-NECK FEATURES IN MULTILINGUAL ENVIRONMENT (pg. 152) MO2-P.10: IVECTOR-BASED DISCRIMINATIVE ADAPTATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 42) MO1-P.8: CONVOLUTIVE BOTTLENECK NETWORK FEATURES FOR LVCSR
Karakos, Damianos	(pg. 407) WE2-P.5: ESTIMATING DOCUMENT FREQUENCIES IN A SPEECH CORPUS (pg. 342) WE1-P.10: BOOTSTRAPPING A SPOKEN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING UNSUPERVISED INTEGRATED SENSING AND PROCESSING DECISION TREES
Kawamae, Noriaki	(pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Kaye, Jeffrey	(pg. 449) WE2-P.12: SUPERVISED AND UNSUPERVISED FEATURE SELECTION FOR INFERRING SOCIAL NATURE OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS FROM THEIR CONTENT
Kenny, Patrick	(pg. 547) TH1-P.14: MULTI-TAPER MFCC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION USING I-VECTORS
Keutzer, Kurt	(pg. 553) TH1-P.15: FAST SPEAKER DIARIZATION USING A HIGH-LEVEL SCRIPTING LANGUAGE
Khoshnevis, Seyedeh Halleh	(pg. 437) WE2-P.10: LATENT SEMANTIC ANALYSIS FOR QUESTION CLASSIFICATION WITH NEURAL NETWORKS
Khudanpur, Sanjeev	(pg. 407) WE2-P.5: ESTIMATING DOCUMENT FREQUENCIES IN A SPEECH CORPUS (pg. 214) TU1-P.4: EFFICIENT DISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING OF LONG-SPAN LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 220) TU1-P.5: ADAPTING N-GRAM MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS WITH CONDITIONAL ENTROPY REGULARIZATION (pg. 226) TU1-P.6: RANDOMIZED MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS
Kingsbury, Brian	(pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM (pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION
Kinnunen, Tomi	(pg. 547) TH1-P.14: MULTI-TAPER MFCC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION USING I-VECTORS (pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Kitaoka, Norihide	(pg. 169) MO2-P.13: ROBUST SEED MODEL TRAINING FOR SPEAKER ADAPTATION USING PSEUDO-SPEAKER FEATURES GENERATED BY INVERSE CMLLR TRANSFORMATION
Koller, Oscar	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Kumatani, Kenichi	(pg. 179) MO2-P.15: MAXIMUM KURTOSIS BEAMFORMING WITH A SUBSPACE FILTER FOR DISTANT SPEECH RECOGNITION
Kuo, Hong-Kwang	(pg. 208) TU1-P.3: MINIMUM BAYES RISK DISCRIMINATIVE LANGUAGE MODELS FOR ARABIC SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM

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Le Li Ll Lo Lu

Lee, Chin-Hui	(pg. 500) TH1-P.6: DETECTION-BASED ACCENTED SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY FEATURES
Lee, Hung-yi	(pg. 383) WE2-P.1: IMPROVED SPOKEN TERM DETECTION USING SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES WITH ACOUSTIC AND CONTEXT FEATURES FROM PSEUDO-RELEVANCE FEEDBACK
Lee, Lin-shan	(pg. 383) WE2-P.1: IMPROVED SPOKEN TERM DETECTION USING SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES WITH ACOUSTIC AND CONTEXT FEATURES FROM PSEUDO-RELEVANCE FEEDBACK
Li, Bi-Cheng	(pg. 48) MO1-P.9: SPEAKER ADAPTATION BASED ON SPEAKER-DEPENDENT EIGENPHONE ESTIMATION
Li, Gang	(pg. 24) MO1-P.5: FEATURE ENGINEERING IN CONTEXT-DEPENDENT DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS FOR CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION
Li, Yali	(pg. 413) WE2-P.6: ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF SPOKEN CHINESE THROUGH CHARACTER-BASED TAGGING AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE EXPLOITATION
Liberman, Mark	(pg. 490) TH1-P.4: AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF "G-DROPPING" IN AMERICAN ENGLISH USING FORCED ALIGNMENT
Linarès, Georges	(pg. 512) TH1-P.8: SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR VECTORIAL HMM-STATES REPRESENTATION (pg. 278) TU1-P.15: BAG OF N-GRAM DRIVEN DECODING FOR LVCSR SYSTEM HARNESSING (pg. 141) MO2-P.8: FACTOR ANALYSIS BASED SESSION VARIABILITY COMPENSATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Liu, Jia	(pg. 354) WE1-P.12: STRATEGIES FOR USING MLP BASED FEATURES WITH LIMITED TARGET-LANGUAGE TRAINING DATA
Liu, Jingjing	(pg. 324) WE1-P.7: A DIALOGUE SYSTEM FOR ACCESSING DRUG REVIEWS
Liu, Yi	(pg. 500) TH1-P.6: DETECTION-BASED ACCENTED SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY FEATURES
Livescu, Karen	(pg. 77) MO1-P.14: A FACTORED CONDITIONAL RANDOM FIELD MODEL FOR ARTICULATORY FEATURE FORCED TRANSCRIPTION
Lleida, Eduardo	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Loni, Babak	(pg. 437) WE2-P.10: LATENT SEMANTIC ANALYSIS FOR QUESTION CLASSIFICATION WITH NEURAL NETWORKS
Lopes, José	(pg. 306) WE1-P.4: TOWARDS CHOOSING BETTER PRIMES FOR SPOKEN DIALOG SYSTEMS
Lopez-Otero, Paula	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Lowe, Steve	(pg. 395) WE2-P.3: TOPIC MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENTS USING ONLY PHONETIC INFORMATION
Lu, Di	(pg. 467) WE2-P.15: DECISION OF RESPONSE TIMING FOR INCREMENTAL SPEECH RECOGNITION WITH REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
Lu, Liang	(pg. 365) WE1-P.14: REGULARIZED SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR CROSS-LINGUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Luong, Minh-Thang	(pg. 107) MO2-P.2: A TRAJECTORY-BASED PARALLEL MODEL COMBINATION WITH A UNIFIED STATIC AND DYNAMIC PARAMETER COMPENSATION FOR NOISY SPEECH RECOGNITION

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Ma Mc Me Mi Mo Mu

Magimai Doss, Mathew	(pg. 348) WE1-P.11: FAST AND FLEXIBLE KULLBACK-LEIBLER DIVERGENCE BASED ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR NON-NATIVE SPEECH RECOGNITION
Mangu, Lidia	(pg. 208) TU1-P.3: MINIMUM BAYES RISK DISCRIMINATIVE LANGUAGE MODELS FOR ARABIC SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 266) TU1-P.13: FROM MODERN STANDARD ARABIC TO LEVANTINE ASR: LEVERAGING GALE FOR DIALECTS (pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM
Marin, Alex	(pg. 443) WE2-P.11: ANALYZING CONVERSATIONS USING RICH PHRASE PATTERNS
Martinez del Hoyo Canterla, Alfonso	(pg. 506) TH1-P.7: MINIMUM DETECTION ERROR TRAINING OF SUBWORD DETECTORS
Martinez, David	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Masuko, Takashi	(pg. 83) MO1-P.15: N-BEST RESCORING BY ADABOOST PHONEME CLASSIFIERS FOR ISOLATED WORD RECOGNITION
Matejka, Pavel	(pg. 152) MO2-P.10: IVECTOR-BASED DISCRIMINATIVE ADAPTATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Matrouf, Driss	(pg. 512) TH1-P.8: SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR VECTORIAL HMM-STATES REPRESENTATION (pg. 141) MO2-P.8: FACTOR ANALYSIS BASED SESSION VARIABILITY COMPENSATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
McDonough, John	(pg. 179) MO2-P.15: MAXIMUM KURTOSIS BEAMFORMING WITH A SUBSPACE FILTER FOR DISTANT SPEECH RECOGNITION
Meguro, Toyomi	(pg. 318) WE1-P.6: WIZARD OF OZ EVALUATION OF LISTENING-ORIENTED DIALOGUE CONTROL USING POMDP (pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Melamed, I. Dan	(pg. 535) TH1-P.12: CROWD-SOURCING FOR DIFFICULT TRANSCRIPTION OF SPEECH
Mertens, Timo	(pg. 243) TU1-P.9: SUBWORD-BASED AUTOMATIC LEXICON LEARNING FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 254) TU1-P.11: SUBWORD-BASED MULTI-SPAN PRONUNCIATION ADAPTATION FOR RECOGNIZING ACCENTED SPEECH
Miguel, Antonio	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Mikolov, Tomas	(pg. 196) TU1-P.1: STRATEGIES FOR TRAINING LARGE SCALE NEURAL NETWORK LANGUAGE MODELS
Minami, Yasuhiro	(pg. 318) WE1-P.6: WIZARD OF OZ EVALUATION OF LISTENING-ORIENTED DIALOGUE CONTROL USING POMDP (pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Minematsu, Nobuaki	(pg. 467) WE2-P.15: DECISION OF RESPONSE TIMING FOR INCREMENTAL SPEECH RECOGNITION WITH REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
Mitra, Vikramjit	(pg. 131) MO2-P.6: ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY GESTURES IN A DYNAMIC BAYESIAN NETWORK FRAMEWORK
Mohamed, Abdel-rahman	(pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION
Murakami, Hiroko	(pg. 191) MO2-P.17: DESIGNING TEXT CORPUS USING PHONE-ERROR DISTRIBUTION FOR ACOUSTIC MODELING

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Na Ne Ni No

Nahamoo, David	(pg. 59) MO1-P.11: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH TO SPARSE REPRESENTATIONS FOR EXEMPLAR-BASED SPEECH RECOGNITION
Nakagawa, Seiichi	(pg. 541) TH1-P.13: DETECTION OF PRECISELY TRANSCRIBED PARTS FROM INEXACT TRANSCRIBED CORPUS
Nakamura, Masanobu	(pg. 83) MO1-P.15: N-BEST RESCORING BY ADABOOST PHONEME CLASSIFIERS FOR ISOLATED WORD RECOGNITION
Nakamura, Satoshi	(pg. 494) TH1-P.5: BLIND NOISE SUPPRESSION FOR NON-AUDIBLE MURMUR RECOGNITION WITH STEREO SIGNAL PROCESSING
Namandi Vembu, Aravind	(pg. 529) TH1-P.11: MODEL-BASED PARAMETRIC FEATURES FOR EMOTION RECOGNITION FROM SPEECH
Name, Hosung	(pg. 131) MO2-P.6: ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY GESTURES IN A DYNAMIC BAYESIAN NETWORK FRAMEWORK
Ney, Hermann	(pg. 371) WE1-P.15: CROSS-LINGUAL PORTABILITY OF CHINESE AND ENGLISH NEURAL NETWORK FEATURES FOR FRENCH AND GERMAN LVCSR (pg. 1) MO1-P.1: A CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF LOG-LINEAR TRAINING AND ITS APPLICATION TO SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 7) MO1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE SPLITTING OF GAUSSIAN/LOG-LINEAR MIXTURE HMMS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION
Nishimoto, Takuya	(pg. 467) WE2-P.15: DECISION OF RESPONSE TIMING FOR INCREMENTAL SPEECH RECOGNITION WITH REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
Nishizaki, Hiromitsu	(pg. 336) WE1-P.9: UTTERANCE VERIFICATION USING GARBAGE WORDS FOR A HOSPITAL APPOINTMENT SYSTEM WITH SPEECH INTERFACE
Noeth, Elmar	(pg. 478) TH1-P.2: DETECTION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY ACOUSTIC, VOCAL, AND PROSODIC ANALYSIS
Novak, Petr	(pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION

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O’Shaughnessy, Douglas	(pg. 547) TH1-P.14: MULTI-TAPER MFCC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION USING I-VECTORS
Obuchi, Yasunari	(pg. 173) MO2-P.14: BIDIRECTIONAL OM-LSA SPEECH ESTIMATOR FOR NOISE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Ohta, Kengo	(pg. 541) TH1-P.13: DETECTION OF PRECISELY TRANSCRIBED PARTS FROM INEXACT TRANSCRIBED CORPUS
Olsen, Peder	(pg. 53) MO1-P.10: SPARSE MAXIMUM A POSTERIORI ADAPTATION
Ortega, Alfonso	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Ostendorf, Mari	(pg. 443) WE2-P.11: ANALYZING CONVERSATIONS USING RICH PHRASE PATTERNS
Ouellet, Pierre	(pg. 547) TH1-P.14: MULTI-TAPER MFCC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION USING I-VECTORS

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Pa Pe Pl Po Pr

Pan, Jielin	(pg. 413) WE2-P.6: ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF SPOKEN CHINESE THROUGH CHARACTER-BASED TAGGING AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE EXPLOITATION
Panchapagesan, Panchi	(pg. 95) MO1-P.17: LEVERAGING LARGE AMOUNTS OF LOOSELY TRANSCRIBED CORPORATE VIDEOS FOR ACOUSTIC MODEL TRAINING
Parthasarathy, Sarangarajan	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING
Paulik, Matthias	(pg. 95) MO1-P.17: LEVERAGING LARGE AMOUNTS OF LOOSELY TRANSCRIBED CORPORATE VIDEOS FOR ACOUSTIC MODEL TRAINING
Penagarikano, Mikel	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Plahl, Christian	(pg. 371) WE1-P.15: CROSS-LINGUAL PORTABILITY OF CHINESE AND ENGLISH NEURAL NETWORK FEATURES FOR FRENCH AND GERMAN LVCSR
Povey, Daniel	(pg. 354) WE1-P.12: STRATEGIES FOR USING MLP BASED FEATURES WITH LIMITED TARGET-LANGUAGE TRAINING DATA (pg. 196) TU1-P.1: STRATEGIES FOR TRAINING LARGE SCALE NEURAL NETWORK LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 158) MO2-P.11: SPEAKER ADAPTATION WITH AN EXPONENTIAL TRANSFORM
Prabhavalkar, Rohit	(pg. 77) MO1-P.14: A FACTORED CONDITIONAL RANDOM FIELD MODEL FOR ARTICULATORY FEATURE FORCED TRANSCRIPTION
Prasad, Rohit	(pg. 529) TH1-P.11: MODEL-BASED PARAMETRIC FEATURES FOR EMOTION RECOGNITION FROM SPEECH
Prud'hommeaux, Emily T.	(pg. 484) TH1-P.3: ALIGNMENT OF SPOKEN NARRATIVES FOR AUTOMATED NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

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Qian, Yanmin

(pg. 354) WE1-P.12: STRATEGIES FOR USING MLP BASED FEATURES WITH LIMITED TARGET-LANGUAGE TRAINING DATA

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Ra Re Ri Ro Ru

Ragni, Anton	(pg. 119) MO2-P.4: DERIVATIVE KERNELS FOR NOISE ROBUST ASR
Raj, Bhiksha	(pg. 179) MO2-P.15: MAXIMUM KURTOSIS BEAMFORMING WITH A SUBSPACE FILTER FOR DISTANT SPEECH RECOGNITION
Ralaivola, Liva	(pg. 431) WE2-P.9: APPLYING MULTICLASS BANDIT ALGORITHMS TO CALL-TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Ramabhadran, Bhuvana	(pg. 237) TU1-P.8: PRUNING EXPONENTIAL LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 12) MO1-P.3: FRAME-LEVEL ANYBOOST FOR LVCSR WITH THE MMI CRITERION (pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 59) MO1-P.11: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH TO SPARSE REPRESENTATIONS FOR EXEMPLAR-BASED SPEECH RECOGNITION
Rasipuram, Ramya	(pg. 348) WE1-P.11: FAST AND FLEXIBLE KULLBACK-LEIBLER DIVERGENCE BASED ACOUSTIC MODELING FOR NON-NATIVE SPEECH RECOGNITION
Rastrow, Ariya	(pg. 214) TU1-P.4: EFFICIENT DISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING OF LONG-SPAN LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 220) TU1-P.5: ADAPTING N-GRAM MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS WITH CONDITIONAL ENTROPY REGULARIZATION
Renals, Steve	(pg. 365) WE1-P.14: REGULARIZED SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR CROSS-LINGUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Rennie, Steven	(pg. 137) MO2-P.7: MATCHED-CONDITION ROBUST DYNAMIC NOISE ADAPTATION (pg. 53) MO1-P.10: SPARSE MAXIMUM A POSTERIORI ADAPTATION
Rigoll, Gerhard	(pg. 36) MO1-P.7: A NOVEL BOTTLENECK-BLSTM FRONT-END FOR FEATURE-LEVEL CONTEXT MODELING IN CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Roark, Brian	(pg. 484) TH1-P.3: ALIGNMENT OF SPOKEN NARRATIVES FOR AUTOMATED NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT (pg. 283) TU1-P.16: EFFICIENT DETERMINIZATION OF TAGGED WORD LATTICES USING CATEGORIAL AND LEXICOGRAPHIC SEMIRINGS
Rodriguez-Fuentes, Luis Javier	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Rouvier, Mickael	(pg. 512) TH1-P.8: SUBSPACE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS FOR VECTORIAL HMM-STATES REPRESENTATION (pg. 141) MO2-P.8: FACTOR ANALYSIS BASED SESSION VARIABILITY COMPENSATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Rusz, Jan	(pg. 478) TH1-P.2: DETECTION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY ACOUSTIC, VOCAL, AND PROSODIC ANALYSIS
Ruzickova, Hana	(pg. 478) TH1-P.2: DETECTION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY ACOUSTIC, VOCAL, AND PROSODIC ANALYSIS

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Sa Sc Se Sh Si So Sp St Sv

Sadamitsu, Kugatsu	(pg. 330) WE1-P.8: BUILDING A CONVERSATIONAL MODEL FROM TWO-TWEETS
Saeidi, Rahim	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Sainath, Tara	(pg. 30) MO1-P.6: MAKING DEEP BELIEF NETWORKS EFFECTIVE FOR LARGE VOCABULARY CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 59) MO1-P.11: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH TO SPARSE REPRESENTATIONS FOR EXEMPLAR-BASED SPEECH RECOGNITION
Sak, Haşim	(pg. 202) TU1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE RERANKING OF ASR HYPOTHESES WITH MORPHOLEXICAL AND N-BEST-LIST FEATURES
Sakti, Sakriani	(pg. 494) TH1-P.5: BLIND NOISE SUPPRESSION FOR NON-AUDIBLE MURMUR RECOGNITION WITH STEREO SIGNAL PROCESSING
Saon, George	(pg. 208) TU1-P.3: MINIMUM BAYES RISK DISCRIMINATIVE LANGUAGE MODELS FOR ARABIC SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM (pg. 65) MO1-P.12: SOME PROPERTIES OF BAYESIAN SENSING HIDDEN MARKOV MODELS
Saraçlar, Murat	(pg. 202) TU1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE RERANKING OF ASR HYPOTHESES WITH MORPHOLEXICAL AND N-BEST-LIST FEATURES (pg. 185) MO2-P.16: GAIN ESTIMATION APPROACHES IN CATALOG-BASED SINGLE-CHANNEL SPEECH-MUSIC SEPARATION
Saruwatari, Hiroshi	(pg. 494) TH1-P.5: BLIND NOISE SUPPRESSION FOR NON-AUDIBLE MURMUR RECOGNITION WITH STEREO SIGNAL PROCESSING
Schlüter, Ralf	(pg. 371) WE1-P.15: CROSS-LINGUAL PORTABILITY OF CHINESE AND ENGLISH NEURAL NETWORK FEATURES FOR FRENCH AND GERMAN LVCSR (pg. 1) MO1-P.1: A CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF LOG-LINEAR TRAINING AND ITS APPLICATION TO SPEECH RECOGNITION (pg. 7) MO1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE SPLITTING OF GAUSSIAN/LOG-LINEAR MIXTURE HMMS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION
Schuller, Björn	(pg. 523) TH1-P.10: UNSUPERVISED LEARNING IN CROSS-CORPUS ACOUSTIC EMOTION RECOGNITION (pg. 36) MO1-P.7: A NOVEL BOTTLENECK-BLSTM FRONT-END FOR FEATURE-LEVEL CONTEXT MODELING IN CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Seide, Frank	(pg. 254) TU1-P.11: SUBWORD-BASED MULTI-SPAN PRONUNCIATION ADAPTATION FOR RECOGNIZING ACCENTED SPEECH (pg. 24) MO1-P.5: FEATURE ENGINEERING IN CONTEXT-DEPENDENT DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS FOR CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION
Sekiguchi, Yoshihiro	(pg. 336) WE1-P.9: UTTERANCE VERIFICATION USING GARBAGE WORDS FOR A HOSPITAL APPOINTMENT SYSTEM WITH SPEECH INTERFACE
Selouani, Sid-Ahmed	(pg. 164) MO2-P.12: EVOLUTIONARY DISCRIMINATIVE SPEAKER ADAPTATION
Seltzer, Michael	(pg. 146) MO2-P.9: FACTORED ADAPTATION FOR SEPARABLE COMPENSATION OF SPEAKER AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABILITY
Seneff, Stephanie	(pg. 324) WE1-P.7: A DIALOGUE SYSTEM FOR ACCESSING DRUG REVIEWS (pg. 243) TU1-P.9: SUBWORD-BASED AUTOMATIC LEXICON LEARNING FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION
Sethy, Abhinav	(pg. 237) TU1-P.8: PRUNING EXPONENTIAL LANGUAGE MODELS
Shafran, Izhak	(pg. 449) WE2-P.12: SUPERVISED AND UNSUPERVISED FEATURE SELECTION FOR INFERRING SOCIAL NATURE OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS FROM THEIR CONTENT (pg. 283) TU1-P.16: EFFICIENT DETERMINIZATION OF TAGGED WORD LATTICES USING CATEGORIAL AND LEXICOGRAPHIC SEMIRINGS
Shah, Parikshit	(pg. 59) MO1-P.11: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH TO SPARSE REPRESENTATIONS FOR EXEMPLAR-BASED SPEECH RECOGNITION
Shamma, Shihab	(pg. 559) TH1-P.16: LINEAR VERSUS MEL FREQUENCY CEPSTRAL COEFFICIENTS FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION
Shi, Yangyang	(pg. 455) WE2-P.13: SOCIO-SITUATIONAL SETTING CLASSIFICATION BASED ON LANGUAGE USE
Shinoda, Koichi	(pg. 191) MO2-P.17: DESIGNING TEXT CORPUS USING PHONE-ERROR DISTRIBUTION FOR ACOUSTIC MODELING
Shinohara, Yusuke	(pg. 83) MO1-P.15: N-BEST RESCORING BY ADABOOST PHONEME CLASSIFIERS FOR ISOLATED WORD RECOGNITION
Sim, Khe Chai	(pg. 107) MO2-P.2: A TRAJECTORY-BASED PARALLEL MODEL COMBINATION WITH A UNIFIED STATIC AND DYNAMIC PARAMETER COMPENSATION FOR NOISY SPEECH RECOGNITION
Siniscalchi, Sabato Marco	(pg. 342) WE1-P.10: BOOTSTRAPPING A SPOKEN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING UNSUPERVISED INTEGRATED SENSING AND PROCESSING DECISION TREES
Siu, Man-Hung	(pg. 395) WE2-P.3: TOPIC MODELING FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENTS USING ONLY PHONETIC INFORMATION
Soltau, Hagen	(pg. 266) TU1-P.13: FROM MODERN STANDARD ARABIC TO LEVANTINE ASR: LEVERAGING GALE FOR DIALECTS (pg. 272) TU1-P.14: THE IBM 2011 GALE ARABIC SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM
Soufifar, Mehdi	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Sproat, Richard	(pg. 283) TU1-P.16: EFFICIENT DETERMINIZATION OF TAGGED WORD LATTICES USING CATEGORIAL AND LEXICOGRAPHIC SEMIRINGS
Stark, Anthony	(pg. 449) WE2-P.12: SUPERVISED AND UNSUPERVISED FEATURE SELECTION FOR INFERRING SOCIAL NATURE OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS FROM THEIR CONTENT
Stemmer, Georg	(pg. 478) TH1-P.2: DETECTION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY ACOUSTIC, VOCAL, AND PROSODIC ANALYSIS
Svendsen, Torbjørn	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION

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Ta Th To Tr Ts Tu

Tachibana, Ryuki	(pg. 12) MO1-P.3: FRAME-LEVEL ANYBOOST FOR LVCSR WITH THE MMI CRITERION
Tahir, Muhammad Ali	(pg. 7) MO1-P.2: DISCRIMINATIVE SPLITTING OF GAUSSIAN/LOG-LINEAR MIXTURE HMMS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION
Takaoka, Mitsuru	(pg. 336) WE1-P.9: UTTERANCE VERIFICATION USING GARBAGE WORDS FOR A HOSPITAL APPOINTMENT SYSTEM WITH SPEECH INTERFACE
Takeda, Kazuya	(pg. 169) MO2-P.13: ROBUST SEED MODEL TRAINING FOR SPEAKER ADAPTATION USING PSEUDO-SPEAKER FEATURES GENERATED BY INVERSE CMLLR TRANSFORMATION
Takeda, Ryu	(pg. 173) MO2-P.14: BIDIRECTIONAL OM-LSA SPEECH ESTIMATOR FOR NOISE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Thambiratnam, Kit	(pg. 254) TU1-P.11: SUBWORD-BASED MULTI-SPAN PRONUNCIATION ADAPTATION FOR RECOGNIZING ACCENTED SPEECH
Thangthai, Ausdang	(pg. 295) WE1-P.2: ACCENT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN BILINGUAL THAI-ENGLISH TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Thatphithakkul, Nattanun	(pg. 295) WE1-P.2: ACCENT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN BILINGUAL THAI-ENGLISH TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Thomson, Blaise	(pg. 312) WE1-P.5: ON-LINE POLICY OPTIMISATION OF SPOKEN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS VIA LIVE INTERACTION WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS
Toda, Tomoki	(pg. 494) TH1-P.5: BLIND NOISE SUPPRESSION FOR NON-AUDIBLE MURMUR RECOGNITION WITH STEREO SIGNAL PROCESSING
Togami, Masahito	(pg. 173) MO2-P.14: BIDIRECTIONAL OM-LSA SPEECH ESTIMATOR FOR NOISE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Trancoso, Isabel	(pg. 306) WE1-P.4: TOWARDS CHOOSING BETTER PRIMES FOR SPOKEN DIALOG SYSTEMS (pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Tsuchiya, Masatoshi	(pg. 541) TH1-P.13: DETECTION OF PRECISELY TRANSCRIBED PARTS FROM INEXACT TRANSCRIBED CORPUS
Tu, Tsung-wei	(pg. 383) WE2-P.1: IMPROVED SPOKEN TERM DETECTION USING SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES WITH ACOUSTIC AND CONTEXT FEATURES FROM PSEUDO-RELEVANCE FEEDBACK
Tur, Gokhan	(pg. 419) WE2-P.7: EMPLOYING WEB SEARCH QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING (pg. 425) WE2-P.8: EXPLOITING DISTANCE BASED SIMILARITY IN TOPIC MODELS FOR USER INTENT DETECTION

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Va Ve Vi

Van Dalen, Rogier C.	(pg. 125) MO2-P.5: A VARIATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON NOISE-ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Van Durme, Benjamin	(pg. 401) WE2-P.4: EFFICIENT SPOKEN TERM DISCOVERY USING RANDOMIZED ALGORITHMS
Van Hamme, Hugo	(pg. 101) MO2-P.1: AN HIERARCHICAL EXEMPLAR-BASED SPARSE MODEL OF SPEECH, WITH AN APPLICATION TO ASR
Varona, Amparo	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION
Veselý, Karel	(pg. 42) MO1-P.8: CONVOLUTIVE BOTTLENECK NETWORK FEATURES FOR LVCSR
Villalba, Jesus	(pg. 377) WE1-P.16: MULTI-SITE HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEM FUSIONS FOR THE ALBAYZIN 2010 LANGUAGE RECOGNITION EVALUATION

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Wa We Wi Wu

Wang, William Yang	(pg. 289) WE1-P.1: AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF UNNATURAL WORD-LEVEL SEGMENTS IN UNIT-SELECTION SPEECH SYNTHESIS
Wang, Yongqiang	(pg. 113) MO2-P.3: IMPROVING REVERBERANT VTS FOR HANDS-FREE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION
Wegmann, Steven	(pg. 71) MO1-P.13: DON’T MULTIPLY LIGHTLY: QUANTIFYING PROBLEMS WITH THE ACOUSTIC MODEL ASSUMPTIONS IN SPEECH RECOGNITION
Weninger, Felix	(pg. 523) TH1-P.10: UNSUPERVISED LEARNING IN CROSS-CORPUS ACOUSTIC EMOTION RECOGNITION
Wiesler, Simon	(pg. 1) MO1-P.1: A CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF LOG-LINEAR TRAINING AND ITS APPLICATION TO SPEECH RECOGNITION
Wiggers, Pascal	(pg. 437) WE2-P.10: LATENT SEMANTIC ANALYSIS FOR QUESTION CLASSIFICATION WITH NEURAL NETWORKS (pg. 455) WE2-P.13: SOCIO-SITUATIONAL SETTING CLASSIFICATION BASED ON LANGUAGE USE
Williams, Jason D.	(pg. 535) TH1-P.12: CROWD-SOURCING FOR DIFFICULT TRANSCRIPTION OF SPEECH
Wilpon, Jay	(pg. 535) TH1-P.12: CROWD-SOURCING FOR DIFFICULT TRANSCRIPTION OF SPEECH
Wöllmer, Martin	(pg. 523) TH1-P.10: UNSUPERVISED LEARNING IN CROSS-CORPUS ACOUSTIC EMOTION RECOGNITION (pg. 36) MO1-P.7: A NOVEL BOTTLENECK-BLSTM FRONT-END FOR FEATURE-LEVEL CONTEXT MODELING IN CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH RECOGNITION
Wutiwiwatchai, Chai	(pg. 295) WE1-P.2: ACCENT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN BILINGUAL THAI-ENGLISH TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIS

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Xi Xu

Xi, Xiaoming	(pg. 461) WE2-P.14: EVALUATING PROSODIC FEATURES FOR AUTOMATED SCORING OF NON-NATIVE READ SPEECH
Xu, Ji	(pg. 354) WE1-P.12: STRATEGIES FOR USING MLP BASED FEATURES WITH LIMITED TARGET-LANGUAGE TRAINING DATA
Xu, Puyang	(pg. 226) TU1-P.6: RANDOMIZED MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS
Xu, Weiqun	(pg. 413) WE2-P.6: ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF SPOKEN CHINESE THROUGH CHARACTER-BASED TAGGING AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE EXPLOITATION

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Ya Yo Yu

Yan, Yonghong	(pg. 413) WE2-P.6: ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF SPOKEN CHINESE THROUGH CHARACTER-BASED TAGGING AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE EXPLOITATION
Yarmohammadi, Mahsa	(pg. 283) TU1-P.16: EFFICIENT DETERMINIZATION OF TAGGED WORD LATTICES USING CATEGORIAL AND LEXICOGRAPHIC SEMIRINGS
Young, Steve	(pg. 312) WE1-P.5: ON-LINE POLICY OPTIMISATION OF SPOKEN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS VIA LIVE INTERACTION WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS
Yu, Dong	(pg. 24) MO1-P.5: FEATURE ENGINEERING IN CONTEXT-DEPENDENT DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS FOR CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH TRANSCRIPTION
Yu, Kai	(pg. 312) WE1-P.5: ON-LINE POLICY OPTIMISATION OF SPOKEN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS VIA LIVE INTERACTION WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS
Yuan, Jiahong	(pg. 490) TH1-P.4: AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF "G-DROPPING" IN AMERICAN ENGLISH USING FORCED ALIGNMENT

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Zechner, Klaus	(pg. 461) WE2-P.14: EVALUATING PROSODIC FEATURES FOR AUTOMATED SCORING OF NON-NATIVE READ SPEECH
Zhan, Puming	(pg. 12) MO1-P.3: FRAME-LEVEL ANYBOOST FOR LVCSR WITH THE MMI CRITERION
Zhang, Bin	(pg. 443) WE2-P.11: ANALYZING CONVERSATIONS USING RICH PHRASE PATTERNS
Zhang, Chao	(pg. 500) TH1-P.6: DETECTION-BASED ACCENTED SPEECH RECOGNITION USING ARTICULATORY FEATURES
Zhang, Rong	(pg. 249) TU1-P.10: AN INVESTIGATION OF HEURISTIC, MANUAL AND STATISTICAL PRONUNCIATION DERIVATION FOR PASHTO
Zhang, Shi-Xiong	(pg. 18) MO1-P.4: EXTENDING NOISE ROBUST STRUCTURED SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES TO LARGER VOCABULARY TASKS
Zhang, Wei-Qiang	(pg. 48) MO1-P.9: SPEAKER ADAPTATION BASED ON SPEAKER-DEPENDENT EIGENPHONE ESTIMATION
Zhang, Wen-Lin	(pg. 48) MO1-P.9: SPEAKER ADAPTATION BASED ON SPEAKER-DEPENDENT EIGENPHONE ESTIMATION
Zhang, Zixing	(pg. 523) TH1-P.10: UNSUPERVISED LEARNING IN CROSS-CORPUS ACOUSTIC EMOTION RECOGNITION
Zhou, Bowen	(pg. 231) TU1-P.7: EFFICIENT REPRESENTATION AND FAST LOOK-UP OF MAXIMUM ENTROPY LANGUAGE MODELS (pg. 249) TU1-P.10: AN INVESTIGATION OF HEURISTIC, MANUAL AND STATISTICAL PRONUNCIATION DERIVATION FOR PASHTO
Zhou, Xinhui	(pg. 559) TH1-P.16: LINEAR VERSUS MEL FREQUENCY CEPSTRAL COEFFICIENTS FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION
Zweig, Geoffrey	(pg. 158) MO2-P.11: SPEAKER ADAPTATION WITH AN EXPONENTIAL TRANSFORM
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