Title:    Language Modeling I   (Lecture)

Time: Thursday, March 18, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location:    Tucson 5

Chair: Roland Kuhn    (Panasonic Technologies, Inc.)

1:00 PM    SP-17.1
Discriminative Estimation of Interpolation Parameters for Language Model Classifiers
Volker Warnke, Stefan Harbeck, Elmar Noeth, Heinrich Niemann, Michael Levit (University Erlangen-Nuremberg)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

1:15 PM SP-17.2
Combination of Words and Word Categories in Varigram Histories
Reinhard Blasig (Philips Research Laboratories)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

1:30 PM SP-17.3
Multi-Class Composite N-gram Based on Connection Direction
Hirofumi Yamamoto, Yoshinori Sagisaka (ATR-ITL)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

1:45 PM SP-17.4
A Class-based Language Model for Large-vocabulary Speech Recognition Extracted from Part-of-Speech Statistics
Christer Samuelsson, Wolfgang Reichl (Lucent Technologies)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

2:00 PM SP-17.5
Improved Topic-Dependent Language Modeling using Information Retrieval Techniques
Milind Mahajan (Microsoft Research), Doug Beeferman (Carnegie Mellon University), X.D. Huang (Microsoft Research)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

2:15 PM SP-17.6
Smoothing Methods in Maximum Entropy Language Modeling
Sven C Martin, Hermann Ney, Joerg Zaplo (Lehrstuhl fuer Informatik VI, RWTH Aachen, University of Technology, D-52056 Aachen, Germany)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

2:30 PM SP-17.7
Efficient Sampling and Feature Selection in Whole Sentence Maximum Entropy Language Models
Stanley Chen, Ronald Rosenfeld (Carnegie Mellon University)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

2:45 PM SP-17.8
A Maximum Entropy Language Model Integrating N-Gram and Topic Dependencies for Conversational Speech Recognition
Sanjeev P Khudanpur (Center Johns Hopkins University), Jun Wu (Johns Hopkins University)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

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