Spoken Document Retrieval |
| Session Type: Poster
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| Time: Thursday, December 18, 14:30 - 16:00
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| Location: TBD
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| Chair: ,
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| Paper 1: SUB-WORD MODELING OF OUT OF VOCABULARY WORDS IN SPOKEN TERM DETECTION |
| Igor Szöke; Faculty of information Technology, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic |
| Lukáš Burget; Faculty of information Technology, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic |
| Jan Cernocký; Faculty of information Technology, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic |
| Michal Fapšo; Faculty of information Technology, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic |
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| Paper 2: IMPACT OF DYNAMIC MODEL ADAPTATION BEYOND SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| Fernando Batista; Spoken Language Systems Laboratory |
| Rui Amaral; Spoken Language Systems Laboratory |
| Isabel Trancoso; Spoken Language Systems Laboratory |
| Nuno Mamede; Spoken Language Systems Laboratory |
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| Paper 3: PHONETIC NAME MATCHING FOR CROSS-LINGUAL SPOKEN SENTENCE RETRIEVAL |
| Heng Ji; City University of New York |
| Ralph Grishman; New York University |
| Wen Wang; SRI International |
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| Paper 4: LATENT SEMANTIC RETRIEVAL OF SPOKEN DOCUMENTS OVER POSITION SPECIFIC POSTERIOR LATTICES |
| Hung-lin Chang; National Taiwan University |
| Yi-cheng Pan; National Taiwan University |
| Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University |
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| Paper 5: ROBUSTNESS ANALYSIS ON LATTICE-BASED SPEECH INDEXING APPROACHES WITH RESPECT TO VARYING RECOGNITION ACCURACIES BY REFINED SIMULATIONS |
| Yi-cheng Pan; National Taiwan University |
| Hung-lin Chang; National Taiwan University |
| Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University |
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| Paper 6: WORD-LATTICE BASED SPOKEN-DOCUMENT INDEXING WITH STANDARD TEXT INDEXERS |
| Frank Seide; Microsoft |
| Kit Thambiratnam; Microsoft |
| Roger Peng Yu; Microsoft |
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| Paper 7: A SIMILAR CONTENT RETRIEVAL METHOD FOR PODCAST EPISODES |
| Junta Mizuno; Nara Institute of Science and Technology |
| Jun Ogata; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) |
| Masataka Goto; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) |
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| Paper 8: OPEN VOCABULARY SPOKEN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL BY SUBWORD SEQUENCE OBTAINED FROM SPEECH RECOGNIZER |
| Go Kuriki; Iwate Prefectural University |
| Yoshiaki Itoh; Iwate Prefectural University |
| Kazunori Kojima; Iwate Prefectural University |
| Masaaki Ishigame; Iwate Prefectural University |
| Kazuyo Tanaka; University of Tsukuba |
| Shi-wook Lee; AIST |
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| Paper 9: ON-THE-FLY TERM SPOTTING BY PHONETIC FILTERING AND REQUEST-DRIVEN DECODING |
| Mickael Rouvier; University of Avignon |
| Georges Linares; University of Avignon |
| Benjamin Lecouteux; University of Avignon |
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| Paper 10: AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION OF GENDER & ACCENT IN SPOKEN HINDI UTTERANCES WITH REGIONAL INDIAN ACCENTS |
| Kamini Malhotra; SAG |
| Anu Khosla; SAG |
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| Paper 11: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF SPECTRAL AND PROSODIC FEATURES AND THEIR FUSION FOR EMOTION RECOGNITION IN SPEECH |
| Manish Gaurav; Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur |
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