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2010 – 2019
- 2012
- [j7]Thomas Ulrich Christiansen, Steven Greenberg:
Perceptual Confusions Among Consonants, Revisited - Cross-Spectral Integration of Phonetic-Feature Information and Consonant Recognition. IEEE Trans. Speech Audio Process. 20(1): 147-161 (2012)
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j6]Oded Ghitza, Steven Greenberg:
On the Possible Role of Brain Rhythms in Speech Perception: Intelligibility of Time-Compressed Speech with Periodic and Aperiodic Insertions of Silence. Phonetica 66(1-2): 113-126 (2009) - 2005
- [j5]Shuangyu Chang, Mirjam Wester, Steven Greenberg:
An elitist approach to automatic articulatory-acoustic feature classification for phonetic characterization of spoken language. Speech Commun. 47(3): 290-311 (2005) - [c24]Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, James Baker, Sarah Borys, Ken Chen
, Emily Coogan, Steven Greenberg, Amit Juneja, Katrin Kirchhoff, Karen Livescu
Landmark-Based Speech Recognition: Report of the 2004 Johns Hopkins Summer Workshop. ICASSP (1) 2005: 213-216 - [c23]Yadong Wang, Steven Greenberg, Jayaganesh Swaminathan, Ramdas Kumaresan, David Poeppel:
Comprehensive modulation representation for automatic speech recognition. INTERSPEECH 2005: 3025-3028 - 2004
- [j4]Steven Greenberg, Takayuki Arai:
What are the Essential Cues for Understanding Spoken Language? IEICE Trans. Inf. Syst. 87-D(5): 1059-1070 (2004) - 2003
- [j3]Steven Greenberg, Hannah Carvey, Leah Hitchcock, Shuangyu Chang:
Temporal properties of spontaneous speech - a syllable-centric perspective. J. Phonetics 31(3-4): 465-485 (2003) - [c22]Shuangyu Chang, Steven Greenberg:
Syllable-proximity evaluation in automatic speech recognition using fuzzy measures and a fuzzy integral. FUZZ-IEEE 2003: 828-833 - [c21]Steven Greenberg:
Strategies for automatic multi-tier annotation of spoken language corpora. INTERSPEECH 2003: 45-48 - [c20]Steven Greenberg:
Time is of the essence - dynamic approaches to spoken language. INTERSPEECH 2003: 2553-2556 - [c19]Ken W. Grant, Steven Greenberg:
Spectro-temporal interactions in auditory and auditory-visual speech processing. INTERSPEECH 2003: 2557-2560 - 2001
- [c18]Ken W. Grant, Steven Greenberg:
Speech intelligibility derived from asynchronous processing of auditory-visual information. AVSP 2001: 132-137 - [c17]Leah Hitchcock, Steven Greenberg:
Vowel height is intimately associated with stress accent in spontaneous american English discourse. INTERSPEECH 2001: 79-82 - [c16]Steven Greenberg, Takayuki Arai:
The relation between speech intelligibility and the complex modulation spectrum. INTERSPEECH 2001: 473-476 - [c15]Shuangyu Chang, Steven Greenberg, Mirjam Wester:
An elitist approach to articulatory-acoustic feature classification. INTERSPEECH 2001: 1725-1728 - [c14]Mirjam Wester, Steven Greenberg, Shuangyu Chang:
A dutch treatment of an elitist approach to articulatory-acoustic feature classification. INTERSPEECH 2001: 1729-1732 - [c13]Steven Greenberg:
From here to utility - melding phonetic insight with speech technology. INTERSPEECH 2001: 2485-2488 - 2000
- [c12]Shuangyu Chang, Lokendra Shastri, Steven Greenberg:
Automatic phonetic transcription of spontaneous speech (american English). INTERSPEECH 2000: 330-333
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [j2]Steven Greenberg:
Speaking in shorthand - A syllable-centric perspective for understanding pronunciation variation. Speech Commun. 29(2-4): 159-176 (1999) - [c11]Rosaria Silipo, Steven Greenberg, Takayuki Arai:
Temporal constraints on speech intelligibility as deduced from exceedingly sparse spectral representations. EUROSPEECH 1999: 2687-2690 - 1998
- [j1]Brian Kingsbury, Nelson Morgan, Steven Greenberg:
Robust speech recognition using the modulation spectrogram. Speech Commun. 25(1-3): 117-132 (1998) - [c10]Su-Lin Wu, Brian Kingsbury, Nelson Morgan, Steven Greenberg:
Incorporating information from syllable-length time scales into automatic speech recognition. ICASSP 1998: 721-724 - [c9]Takayuki Arai, Steven Greenberg:
Speech intelligibility in the presence of cross-channel spectral asynchrony. ICASSP 1998: 933-936 - [c8]Steven Greenberg:
Recognition in a new key-towards a science of spoken language. ICASSP 1998: 1041-1044 - [c7]Steven Greenberg, Takayuki Arai, Rosaria Silipo:
Speech intelligibility derived from exceedingly sparse spectral information. ICSLP 1998 - [c6]Su-Lin Wu, Brian Kingsbury, Nelson Morgan, Steven Greenberg:
Performance improvements through combining phone- and syllable-scale information in automatic speech recognition. ICSLP 1998 - 1997
- [c5]Su-Lin Wu, Michael L. Shire, Steven Greenberg, Nelson Morgan:
Integrating syllable boundary information into speech recognition. ICASSP 1997: 987-990 - [c4]Steven Greenberg, Brian Kingsbury:
The modulation spectrogram: in pursuit of an invariant representation of speech. ICASSP 1997: 1647-1650 - [c3]Takayuki Arai, Steven Greenberg:
The temporal properties of spoken Japanese are similar to those of English. EUROSPEECH 1997: 1011-1014 - 1995
- [c2]Nelson Morgan, Hervé Bourlard, Steven Greenberg, Hynek Hermansky, Su-Lin Wu:
Stochastic perceptual models of speech. ICASSP 1995: 397-400 - 1994
- [c1]Nelson Morgan, Hervé Bourlard, Steven Greenberg, Hynek Hermansky:
Stochastic perceptual auditory-event-based models for speech recognition. ICSLP 1994: 1943-1946
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