'Spontaneous speech' diaporamas de présentation

Redundancy and reduction: Speakers manage syntactic information density

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Chapter 3

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Hiroko Miyata Kinki University

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A Scalable Reinforcement Learning Approach to Error Handling in Spoken Language Interfaces

A Scalable Reinforcement Learning Approach to Error Handling in Spoken Language Interfaces. Dan Bohus www.cs.cmu.edu/~dbohus dbohus@cs.cmu.edu Computer Science Department Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA, 15217. problem.

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Central Auditory System

Central Auditory System. I. Tonotopic organization (i.e . frequency map in the central auditory system) ?- Sound is represented tonotopically in the cochlea, which results in tonotopy in the auditory nerve fibers. .

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NONLINEAR STATISTICAL MODELING OF SPEECH

NONLINEAR STATISTICAL MODELING OF SPEECH. Joseph Picone, PhD Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mississippi State University. URL:. Abstract.

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The Northern Cities Shift in real- and apparent-time: Evidence from Chicago

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La Mode

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QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF SEARCH TERMS IN SPOKEN TERM DETECTION

QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF SEARCH TERMS IN SPOKEN TERM DETECTION. Amir Harati and Joseph Picone , PhD Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Temple University. URL:. Abstract.

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Automated Compounding as a means for Maximizing Lexical Coverage

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An Evaluation Framework for Natural Language Understanding in Spoken Dialogue Systems

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Development of CDIs for rural Africa

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The Impact of Two Modes of Input and Task Repetition on Story Retellings

The Impact of Two Modes of Input and Task Repetition on Story Retellings. Sachiyo Nishikawa Lancaster University, UK PhD student s.nishikawa@lancaster.ac.uk. The purpose of this study. To investigate the impact of oral vs. textual input and task repetition on L2 speech production.

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Quality and Relevance in an IEP Exit Level

Quality and Relevance in an IEP Exit Level. Beverley Earles and ELP team English Language Program www.ksu.edu/elp Kansas State University. Background. Change to letter grades in exit level spring 2010 Reasons: motivation ( our grades impact GPA ! )

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Speech/Language Function

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Stroke-Specific Problems

Stroke-Specific Problems. Addendum slides. Weakness. There was a time when spasticity/hypertonia was treated as a primary obstacle to motor function after stroke. Current evidence, however, suggests that weakness may be directly responsible for impaired motor function. Weakness includes

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Identification of prosodic near-minimal Pairs in Spontaneous Speech

Identification of prosodic near-minimal Pairs in Spontaneous Speech. Keesha Joseph Howard University Center for Spoken Language Understanding (CSLU) Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Portland, Oregon, USA josephk@cslu.ogi.edu August 10, 2010. Agenda. Background Information

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Socrates: His Life and Times

Socrates: His Life and Times. The Delian League. Thasos. Lesbos. Delos. Naxos. Melos. Background . A central figure in western philosophy, but what is known about him comes from two of his pupils, Plato and Xenophon, He lived (469-399)the Golden Age of Athens.

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