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4 Feb 2005: One of the detectors (#4) shows non-linearity of the opposite sign to the others. ... The good news is there are no measurable pixel-by-pixel differences within a channel.

15 Feb 2005: Recent Developments at Cambridgein Broadcast News Transcription. D.Y. Kim, H.Y. Chan, G. ... radio shows from tdt4a period also released, no transcription/caption. Cambridge UniversityEngineering Department.

9 Aug 2005: This work was carried out for the broadcast news task. AllWER results are based on the six shows of the 1996 Hub 4 de-velopment test. ... The language model evaluation schemes which will be de-scribed in this paper are evaluated with respect to the

22 Sep 2005: The experiments reported in this paper use a development set of 24 US broadcast news shows, denoted. ... S. E. Tranter and D. A. Reynolds,. ''Speaker Diarisation for Broadcast News,'' [in Proc.

31 Mar 2005: 30 minute extracts from 6 different US news shows broadcast in February 2001. ... S. E. Tranter and D. A. Reynolds,. ''Speaker Diarisation for Broadcast News,'' [in Proc.

10 Jan 2005: They each consisted of roughly 30 minute extracts from 6 US news shows and are summarised in Table 1. ... The RT-04 diarisation evaluation data (. eval04f. ) consisted of 12 shows broadcast in December 2003.

19 May 2005: Table 2 shows the performances of various systems featuringtechniques described in section 2. ... 3. Three BN test sets were used, each of them contains six 30 minutesbroadcast news shows.

9 Aug 2005: THE APPLICABILITY OF ADAPTIVE LANGUAGE MODELLING FORTHE BROADCAST NEWS TASK. Philip Clarkson Tony Robinson. ... Table 4 shows that the general BNC language model has a muchhigher perplexity than the Broadcast News language model, butthat the adaptation

23 Jun 2005: 4. Experiments4.1. Data and Scoring Metric. The experiments reported in this paper use a development set of24 US broadcast news shows, denoteddev24 and a 12-showsubset of this, denoteddev12 which ... C. Woodland, “Recent Advances inBroadcast News

25 Mar 2005: Transcription evaluations.[1] It consists of30 minute extracts from 6 different US news shows broadcast inFebruary 2001. ... shows. The DER is 24.16%(28.05%) if the best(worst) input istaken independently for each show.