Title:    Speech Production and Synthesis   (Poster)

Time: Wednesday, March 17, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location:    Exhibit Hall E 4

Chair: Mari Ostendorf    (Boston University)

1:00 PM    SP-12.1
On the limits of speech recognition in noise
Stephen D Peters, Peter Stubley (Nortel Technology), Jean-Marc Valin (Sherbrooke University)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.2
Recognition of spectrally degraded speech in noise with nonlinear amplitude mapping
Qian-Jie Fu, Robert V. Shannon (House Ear Institute)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.3
Phrase Splicing and Variable Substitution Using the IBM Trainable Speech Synthesis System
Robert E Donovan, Martin Franz, Jeffrey S Sorensen, Salim Roukos (IBM TJ Watson Research Center)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.4
Assessment and correction of Voice quality variabilities in large speech databases for concatenative speech synthesis
Yannis G Stylianou (AT?T Labs-Research)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.5
Shape Invariant Time-Scale Modification of Speech Using a Harmonic Model
Darragh O'Brien, Alex Monaghan (Dublin City University)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.6
Using a Sigmoid Transformation for Improved Modeling of Phoneme Duration
Kim E.A Silverman, Jerome R Bellegarda (Apple Computer)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.7
Nonlinear dynamic modeling of the voiced excitation for improved speech synthesis
Karthik Narasimhan, Jose C. Principe (Computational NeuroEngineering Laboratory, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Florida), Donald G. Childers (Mind Machine Center, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Florida)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

SP-12.8
Results on perceptual invariants to transformations on speech
Arnaud ROBERT (CIRC Group, EPFL, Switzerland)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

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Last Update: February 4, 1999 Ingo Höntsch