Third Australian International Conference on
Speech Science & Technology
Sydney, December, 1990
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10--15 | M. Saseetharan and K. E. Forward | "Parcor" Parameters As Features Applied To An Artificial Neural Network Word Recognizer | |
| 16--21 | Adam Kowalczyk , Herman Ferra and Gordon Jenkins | Experiments With Mask-Perceptrons For Speech Recognition | |
| 22--27 | Shuping Ran and J.Bruce Millar | Exploring The Phonetic Structure Of The Speech Signal Using Multi-Layer Perceptrons | |
| 28--33 | Danqing Zhang, J.Bruce Millar and Iain Macleod | Multi-Speaker Digit Recognition Using Neural Networks | |
| 34--39 | Luyuan Fang | Isolated Words, Multispeaker Speech Recognition With Multilayer Neural Networks |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40--45 | A. Perkis and D. Rowe | Quantizer Design And Evaluation Procedures For Hybrid Voice Coders | |
| 46--51 | Philip Secker and Andrew Perkis | A Robust Speech Coder Incorporating Joint Source And Channel Coding Techniques | |
| 52--57 | K. Ratkevicius and A. Rudzonis | Some Investigations On The Vocoded Speech Perception And Encoding | |
| 58--63 | Lei Peng and Andrew Perkis | Implementation And Discussion Of The Vselp Coder | |
| 64--69 | J. Kostogiannis, A. Perkis | Evaluation Of Linear Prediction Schemes For Use In Mobile Satellite Communications |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 72--77 | Malcolm Crawford and Martin Cooke | Speech Perception Based On Large-Scale Spectral Integration | |
| 78--83 | Duncan Markham, Dept. of Linguistics, Faculties, | Duration, F-Patterns And Tempo In German Syllables | |
| 84--89 | J. Pittam and J. Ingram | Connected Speech Processes In Vietnamese-Australian | |
| 90--95 | Mark Donohue | Differential Accent Deletion Across Phrase Boundaries In Tokyo Dialect Japanese |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 98--103 | W.K. Lai, Y.C. Tong, J .B. Millar and G.M. Clark | Psychophysical Studies Investigating The Use Of Pulse Rate To Encode Acoustic Speech Information For A Multiple-Electrode Cochlear Implant | |
| 104--109 | R.S.C. Cowan, P.J. Blamey, J.Z. Sarant, K.L. Galvin, and G.M. Clark | Speech Processing Strategies In An Electrotactile Aid For Hearing-Impaired Adults And Children | |
| 110--115 | John Ingram and William Hardcastle | Perceptual, Acoustic And Electropalatographic Evaluation Of Coarticulation Effects In Apraxic Speech | |
| 116--121 | M.I. Dawson, S. Sridharan | Computer Based Speech Training Methods For The Hearing Impaired | |
| 122--127 | Paul F. McCormack | Vowel Production Changes Subsequent To Cochlear Implantation |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 130--135 | E. Ambikairajah and E. Jones | An Active Cochlear Model For Speech Recognition | |
| 136--141 | M. P. Cooke, M.D. Crawford & G.J. Brown | An Integrated Treatment Of Auditory Knowledge In A Model Of Speech Analysis | |
| 142--147 | G.J. Brown and M.P. Cooke | A Computational Model Of Amplitude Modulation Processing In The Higher Auditory System | |
| 148--153 | A. Samouelian A. Markus and C. D. Summerfield | An Auditory Model Asic For Speech Recognition: Functional Design | |
| 154--159 | A. Samouelian and J. Vonwiller | Performance Of A Peripheral Auditory Model On Phonemes In Combination |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 162--167 | M, Beham and W. Datscheweit | An Algorithm For Pitch Determination Of Speech Based On An Auditory Spectral Transformation | |
| 168--173 | V. Pikturna and A.Rudzionis | Pitch Measuring From Spectra Of Noisy Speech: Amplitude Thresholding Versus Identifying Of Harmonics | |
| 174--179 | Gunnar Hult | Pulse-By-Pulse Pitch Analysis Through Zero Phase Low-Pass Filtering | |
| 180--185 | Michael Wagner, Bob McKay, Santha Sampath, David Slater | Modelling The Prosody Of Simple English Sentences Using Hidden Markov Models | |
| 186--191 | Dieter Huber | Speech Style Variations Of F0 In A Cross-Linguistic Perspective |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 194--199 | S Nulsen, D Landy, M O'Kane, P Kenne and S Atkins | Developivient Of Rules For Automatic Recognition Of Nasal Consonants | |
| 200--205 | N.R. Kew and P.D. Green | A Scheme For The Use Of Syllabic Knowledge In Statistical Speech Recognition | |
| 206--211 | L.A. Smith | Selection Of Speech Recognition Features Using A Genetic Algorithm |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 214--219 | Dale Carnegie, Geoff Holmes, and Lloyd Smith | Implementation Of An Auditory Model | |
| 218--223 | E. Jones and E. Ambikairajah | Implementation Of An Active Cochlear Model On A Tms32oc25 | |
| 224--229 | R.E.E.Robinson | A Dsp Hearing Aid Simulator And Screening Test | |
| 228--233 | John Ingram, Jeffery Pittam & Robb Hay | A Speech Annotation And Phonological Analysis Program | |
| 234--239 | Catherine I. Watson, W K Kennedy, R H T Bates | Towards A Computer Based Speech Therapy Aid |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244--249 | J.P. Vonwiller, R.W. King, K. Stevens and C.R. Latimer | Comprehension Of Prosody In Synthesized Speech | |
| 250--255 | P. A. Taylor and S. D. Isard | Automatic Diphone Segmentation Using Hidden Markov Models | |
| 256--261 | Walter G. Rolandi | English Text-To-Speech As A Function Of Concatenating Digitized Syllables | |
| 260--265 | G. Abbattista, A. Riccio, S. Terribili | Speech Workstation For Italian Text To Speech Development |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 268--273 | M.P. Moody, R. Prandolini | Speaker Recognition Using ILS | |
| 272--277 | David Bijl and Frank Fallside | Using Probabilistically Conditioned Neural Networks To Achieve Speaker Adaptation | |
| 280--285 | P. D. Templeton and B. J. Guillemin | Speaker Identification Based On Vowel Sounds Using Neural Networks | |
| 286--293 | J. Vogel, R. Wick | Analysis Of Pre-Lingual Sound Utterances Of Children In The First Year Of Their Lives Using The Lpc Method Of Formant Extraction |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 292--297 | A. P. Reilly and B. Boashash | Alternative Speech Representations For Kohonen Classifiers | |
| 298--303 | Brian C. Lovell and Ah Chung Tsoi | Speaker Verification Using Artificial Neural Networks | |
| 304--309 | Roberto Togneri | Speech Processing Using Artificial Neural Networks | |
| 310--315 | Simon Hawkins and Frantz Clermont | Supervised Cepstrum-To-Formant Estimation: A New Piecewise-Linear Model |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 318--323 | Janet Fletcher and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson | Prosody And Intrasyllabic Timing In French | |
| 324--329 | Anne Cutler and Sally Butterfield | Syllabic Lengthening As A Word Boundary Cue | |
| 330--335 | D. C. Bradley and B. Dejean de la Batie | Resolving Word Boundaries In Spoken French | |
| 336--341 | Xie Guanghua | Syllabic Volume As An Acoustic Correlate Of Metrical Structure And Focus In Mandarin. | |
| 342--347 | Jonathan Harrington | The Acoustic Basis Of The Distinction Between Strong And Weak Vowels |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 350--355 | Walter Weigel | A Demi-Syllable Based Continuous Speech Recognition System With Hmms And Syntax-Controlled Word Search | |
| 356--361 | Tracy M Clark, W K Kennedy, and R H T Bates. | Features For A Computer Word Recognition System | |
| 362--367 | Tony Robinson and Frank Fallside | Word Recognition From The Darpa Resource Management Database With The Cambridge Recurrent Error Propagation Network Speech Recognition System | |
| 368--373 | Alan M. Smith | On The Use Of The Relative Information Transmitted (RIT) Measure For The Assessment Of Performance In The Evaluation Of Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) Devices | |
| 374--379 | C. Rowles, X. Huang, and G. Aumann | Natural Language Understanding And Speech Recognition: Exploring The Connections |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 382--387 | Takako Toda | Shanghai Tonal Phonology 'Rightward Spreading'? Some Arguments Based On Acoustic Evidence | |
| 388--393 | Phil Rose | Linguistic Phonetic Aspects Of Shanghai Tonal Acoustics | |
| 394--399 | Phil Rose | Thai-Phake Tones: Acoustic, Aerodynamic And Perceptual Data On A Tai Dialect With Contrastive Creak | |
| 400--405 | J S Mirza | F0 Perturbation Effects Of Prevocalic Stops On Punjabi Tones | |
| 406--411 | U Thein-Tun | The Domain Of Tones In Burmese |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 414--419 | A. Marchal, W.J. Hardcastle | The Relevance Of Basic Research In Articulatory Phonetics To Speech Technology | |
| 420--425 | Andrew Butcher | "Place Of Articulation" In Australian Languages | |
| 426--431 | Leisa Condie | Non-Linearity In Vowel Waveforms |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 434--439 | P Kenne, D Landy, M O'Kane, S Nulsen, A Mitchell and S Atkins | The Wal Speech Programming Environment | |
| 440--445 | J. B. Millar, P.Dermody, J.M.Harrington, J.Vonwiller | A National Cluster Of Spoken Language Databases For Australia | |
| 446--451 | J.E. Clark, C. Whitfield, and P.J. Kennedy | Development Considerations For Speech Based Hearing Test Materials For Flight Crew | |
| 452--457 | A. Marchal, M.H.Casanova, P. Gavarry, M. Avon | Dispe: A Divers' Speech Data-Base |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 460--465 | R.H. Mannell | The Effects Of Phase Information On The Intelligibility Of Channel Vocoded Speech | |
| 466--471 | J.Bruce Millar and Xue Yang | Evaluation Of The Robustness Of Perceptual Linear Prediction Analysis Using Multi-Speaker Australian English Vowel Data | |
| 472--477 | B.Goldburg, S.Sridharan and E. Dawson | A Discrete Cosine Transform Based Speech Encryption System |
| Pages | Authors | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 480--485 | Roland Seidl | The Application Of Speech I/O Technology To Interactive Telecommunication Services | |
| 486--491 | Mark F. Schulz and Lenard J. Payne | Providing Multimedia Facilities In A Workstation Independent Form | |
| 492--497 | C. D. Summerfield | Design And Implementation Of A Multi-Channel Formant Speech Synthesis Asic | |
| 498--503 | D Rowe, A Perkis, W.G.Cowley, J.A.Asenstorfer | Error Masking In A Real Time Voice Codec For Mobile Satellite Communications |