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16. SPECOM 2014: Novi Sad, Serbia
- Andrey Ronzhin
, Rodmonga Potapova
Speech and Computer - 16th International Conference, SPECOM 2014, Novi Sad, Serbia, October 5-9, 2014. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 8773, Springer 2014, ISBN 978-3-319-11580-1
Invited Talks
- Andrew Breen:
Creating Expressive TTS Voices for Conversation Agent Applications. 1-14 - Géza Németh
Gaps to Bridge in Speech Technology. 15-23 - Alexander A. Petrovsky, Elias Azarov
Instantaneous Harmonic Analysis: Techniques and Applications to Speech Signal Processing. 24-33
Conference Papers
- Lehlohonolo Mohasi, Milan Secujski, Robert Mak, Thomas Niesler:
A Comparison of Two Prosody Modelling Approaches for Sesotho and Serbian. 34-41 - Bojana Jakovljevic
A Dependency Treebank for Serbian: Initial Experiments. 42-49 - Alexey Karpov, Irina S. Kipyatkova, Milos Zelezný:
A Framework for Recording Audio-Visual Speech Corpora with a Microphone and a High-Speed Camera. 50-57 - Kevin Kilgour, Alex Waibel:
A Neural Network Keyword Search System for Telephone Speech. 58-65 - Tatjana Grbic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Slavica Medic
A Note on Feature Extraction Based on Kanade-Shi-Tomasi Procedure and Kalman Filters. 66-73 - Zoran Cirovic, Natasa Cirovic:
A Robust SVM/GMM Classifier for Speaker Verification. 74-80 - Tamás Grósz, Gábor Gosztolya, László Tóth:
A Sequence Training Method for Deep Rectifier Neural Networks in Speech Recognition. 81-88 - Alexander L. Ronzhin, Irina V. Vatamaniuk
Algorithms for Acceleration of Image Processing at Automatic Registration of Meeting Participants. 89-96 - Ivan Kraljevski, Maria Paola Bissiri
Analysis and Synthesis of Glottalization Phenomena in German-Accented English. 97-104 - Anton Stepikhov, Anastassia Loukina:
Annotation and Personality: Individual Differences in Sentence Boundary Detection. 105-112 - Rodmonga Potapova
Associative Mechanism of Foreign Spoken Language Perception (Forensic Phonetic Aspect). 113-122 - Daniil Kocharov:
Automatic Alignment of Phonetic Transcriptions for Russian. 123-128 - Hiroshi Echizen-ya, Kenji Araki, Yuzu Uchida, Eduard H. Hovy:
Automatic Post-Editing Method Using Translation Knowledge Based on Intuitive Common Parts Continuum for Statistical Machine Translation. 129-136 - Svetlana Popova, Tatiana Krivosheeva, Maxim Korenevsky:
Automatic Stop List Generation for Clustering Recognition Results of Call Center Recordings. 137-144 - Irina V. Vatamaniuk
Blur Estimation Methods for System of Audiovisual Monitoring of Meeting Participants. 145-152 - Nickolay Merkin, Ivan Medennikov, Alexei Romanenko
Controlling the Uncertainty Area in the Real Time LVCSR Application. 153-160 - Zbynek Zajíc, Jan Zelinka, Jan Vanek, Ludek Müller
Convolutional Neural Network for Refinement of Speaker Adaptation Transformation. 161-168 - Kamil Galiullin, Azaliya Gizatullina, Elena Gorobets
Corpus-Based Regiolect Studies: Kazan Region. 169-175 - Andrejs Romanovs
Crowdsourcing Interactive Technology for Natural-Technical Objects Integrated Monitoring. 176-183 - Milan Rusko
Dramatic Piece Reader and It's Evaluation by the Blind and Sighted Assessors. 184-191 - Sergei Aleinik, Oleg Kudashev:
Estimating Stochasticity of Acoustic Signals. 192-199 - Nikolay Lyubimov, Marina Nastasenko, Mikhail Kotov, Danila Doroshin:
Exploiting Non-negative Matrix Factorization with Linear Constraints in Noise-Robust Speaker Identification. 200-208 - Karel Palecek
Extraction of Features for Lip-reading Using Autoencoders. 209-216 - Daniil Kocharov
F0 Declination Patterns in Russian. 217-226 - Vasilisa Verkhodanova, Vladimir Shapranov:
Filled Pauses and Lengthenings Detection Based on the Acoustic Features for the Spontaneous Russian Speech. 227-234 - Lucie Skorkovská:
First Experiments with Relevant Documents Selection for Blind Relevance Feedback in Spoken Document Retrieval. 235-242 - Vlado Delic, Milan Secujski, Natasa Vujnovic Sedlar, Dragisa Miskovic, Robert Mak, Milana Bojanic
How Speech Technologies Can Help People with Disabilities. 243-250 - Jovan Galic, Slobodan T. Jovicic, Dorde Grozdic, Branko Markovic:
HTK-Based Recognition of Whispered Speech. 251-258 - Oleg Basov
Human Resources Management in Conditions of Operators' Psychophysiological State Changes. 259-267 - Ivan D. Jokic, Stevan Jokic, Vlado Delic, Zoran Peric:
Impact of Emotional Speech to Automatic Speaker Recognition - Experiments on GEES Speech Database. 268-275 - Pavel Chistikov, Dmitriy Zakharov, Andrey Talanov:
Improving Speech Synthesis Quality for Voices Created from an Audiobook Database. 276-283 - Elena E. Lyakso, Aleksei Grigorev
«INFANT.MAVS» - Multimedia Model for Infants Cognitive and Emotional Development Study. 284-291 - Igor Stankovic, Branislav M. Popovic, Florian Focone:
Influence of Agent Behaviour on Human-Virtual Agent Body Interaction. 292-299 - Alexander A. Kharlamov
Modeling of Process Dynamics by Sequence of Homogenous Semantic Networks on the Base of Text Corpus Sequence Analysis. 300-307 - Alexander Soroka, Pavel Kovalets, Igor E. Kheidorov:
New Method of Speech Signals Adaptive Features Construction Based on the Wavelet-like Transform and Support Vector Machines. 308-314 - Daniel Soutner, Jan Zelinka, Ludek Müller
On a Hybrid NN/HMM Speech Recognition System with a RNN-Based Language Model. 315-321 - Rodmonga Potapova
On Principles of Annotated Databases of the Semantic Field "Aggression". 322-328 - Rodmonga Potapova
On the Possibility of the Skype Channel Speaker Identification (on the Basis of Acoustic Parameters). 329-336 - Saule Kudubayeva, Gulmira Yermagambetova:
Parametrc Representation of Kazakh Gestural Speech. 337-344 - Daria A. Suranova, Roman V. Meshcheryakov:
Personified Voice Interaction Software in Billing Systems. 345-352 - Tatiana Kachkovskaia:
Phrase-Final Lengthening in Russian: Pre-boundary or Pre-pausal? 353-359 - Alexander Zatvornitsky
Proportional-Integral-Derivative Control of Automatic Speech Recognition Speed. 360-367 - Marvin Coto-Jiménez
Quality Assessment of HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using Acoustical Vowel Analysis. 368-375 - Jirí Kala, Jindrich Matousek:
Quality Improvements of Zero-Concatenation-Cost Chain Based Unit Selection. 376-385 - György Kovács, László Tóth, Tamás Grósz:
Robust Multi-Band ASR Using Deep Neural Nets and Spectro-temporal Features. 386-393 - Jan Svec, Lubos Smídl
Semantic Entity Detection in the Spoken Air Traffic Control Data. 394-401 - Aleksei Romanenko
Simplified Simultaneous Perturbation Stochastic Approximation for the Optimization of Free Decoding Parameters. 402-409 - Edvin Pakoci, Niksa Jakovljevic, Branislav M. Popovic, Dragisa Miskovic, Darko Pekar:
Speaker Detection Using Phoneme Specific Hidden Markov Models. 410-417 - Natalia A. Tomashenko, Yuri Y. Khokhlov:
Speaking Rate Estimation Based on Deep Neural Networks. 418-424 - Vsevolod Potapov
Speech Rhythmic Patterns of the Slavic Languages. 425-434 - German A. Chernykh
State Level Control for Acoustic Model Training. 435-442 - Maria Prischepa, Victor Budkov:
Structural Model and Behavior Scenarios of Information Navigation Mobile Robot. 443-450 - Irina S. Kipyatkova, Alexey Karpov:
Study of Morphological Factors of Factored Language Models for Russian ASR. 451-458 - Ekaterina Krasnova, Elena Bulgakova:
The Use of Speech Technology in Computer Assisted Language Learning Systems. 459-466 - Olga Khomitsevich, Pavel Chistikov, Dmitriy Zakharov:
Using Random Forests for Prosodic Break Prediction Based on Automatic Speech Labeling. 467-474 - Vadim Shchemelinin, Mariia Topchina, Konstantin Simonchik:
Vulnerability of Voice Verification Systems to Spoofing Attacks by TTS Voices Based on Automatically Labeled Telephone Speech. 475-481
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