Causal Productions Pty Ltd has taken care to ensure that the material on this CDROM is accurate. This file describes known faults in the content of the ICASSP'95 CDROM. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by these faults.
If you find a flaw in the documents on this CDROM, then please report it by sending email to causal@guest.adelaide.edu.au. We will make a known-faults list available by email and www.
The insert booklet of this CDROM shows a screen dump which depicts the home page ICASSP95.PDF with bookmarks on the left hand side of the screen. In fact these bookmarks do not appear until you select "Table of Contents" or "Volume 1..5" or "Author Index". The bookmarks are part of the large PDF document called "\PDF\AAA_TOC.PDF", which contains the full table of contents, abstracts, and author index.
If you use Acrobat to view the Table of Contents and abstracts on this CDROM, you should be aware that you can search for words in any of the following:
All of the above areas of information are presented in a single file (called AAA_TOC.PDF), so a search when viewing that file will spam all three areas.
At the time of preparation of this CDROM, approximately 5 weeks prior to ICASSP, the chairs of many sessions were still in flux. The chairs described in the documents on this CDROM are those which appear in the paper proceedings. The following chairs may have been replaced by other persons:
The following persons may have been appointed as chairs for some sessions:
Causal Productions recommends reading the ICASSP'95 Conference Program book to determine the identities of chairman and chairwomen. The conference program was not available at the time this CDROM was created.
The documents
represent scanned images of the table of contents from the copy of the conference proceedings which was supplied to Causal Productions.
There may be at least one serious flaw in the table of contents of the paper proceedings. The TOC entry for the paper beginning on page 1093 is a duplicate of the one beginning on page 1109. The paper on page 1093 should actually be:
"Wavelet interpolation: from orthonomal[sic] to the oversampled wavelet transform", by Nurgun Erdol et al.
This mistake has been corrected in the Acrobat, HTML, and ASCII versions of the table of contents on this CDROM.
Causal Productions has attempted where possible to preserve the accenting of the characters in author's names, organisation names, and paper titles but only in the PDF files on this CDROM.
Many authors had submitted abstracts which contained:
The abstracts represent valuable searchable material, so Causal staff did the best they could by going back to the original paper and approximating the missing information.
This subdirectory has the same files as \ASCII but with carriage returns stripped, to make viewing easier on systems which do not use them, such as those running Unix.
The hypertext links in the HTML documents on this CDROM require that the filenames of the destination documents appear as lower case. Some systems, such as Macintosh and MS-Windows, are case insensitive and no problems occur.
However, various unix systems have different ways of handling the case of filenames on ISO9660 CDROMs. In order to make the hyperlinks function correctly, the filenames on the CDROM should appear as lower case.
If you have problems with HTML files not being found when you click a hyperlink, you may need to try the following commands when mounting the CD (thanks to T.Rohtla.)
If you continue to have problems then contact your system administrator or equipment vendor.
Under OSF: mount -t cdfs -r -o noversion /dev/[whatever] /cdrom Under Ultrix: mount -t cdfs -r -o noversion /dev/[whatever] /cdrom Under SunOS: mount -t hsfs -r /dev/[whatever] /cdrom Under Solaris: mount -F hsfs -o ro /dev/[whatever] /cdrom