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9 Oct 2003: telephone speech (CTS) and both CUED and MIT-LL for broadcast news (BN). ... 2 Diarisation 10. Data Set Scheme Broadcaster Audio Adverts ’News’Removed Removed Removed.

17 May 2021: Contact:Title IMPROVING BROADCAST NEWS TRANSCRIPTION BY LIGHTLY SUPERVISED DISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING. Abstract: chan_icassp2004. ... Contact:Title RECENT ADVANCES IN BROADCAST NEWS TRANSCRIPTION. Abstract: kim_asru2003.

10 Jan 2005: Lamel, and G. Adda, “The LIMSI Broad-cast News Transcription System,” Speech Communication,vol. ... C. Woodland, “Recent Advances in Broad-cast News Transcription,” in Proc. ASRU, December 2003,pp.

14 Jun 2004: task of identifying 'who spoke when' in broadcast news audio is particularly interesting and challenging. ... Tranter, L. Wang, and P. C. Woodland. Recent Advances in Broadcast News Transcription, [in Proc.

10 Oct 2007: Discriminative training of precision matrices was evaluatedon an English conversational telephone speech (CTS) task,which consists of multi-speaker spontaneous telephone conver-sational speech, and an English broadcast news (BN) task, ... C. Woodland,

22 Nov 2006: Major limitations of this paper are thatexperiments are conducted on artificially corrupted data and as-sume noise stationarity; however, recent work has exploredusingthis Joint form on found data such as Broadcast

9 Aug 2005: for the 1998 NIST Hub-4 Information Extraction (Named Entity) Broadcast News Benchmark. ... broadcast news and to cope with input which does not have capitalisation information.

10 Jan 2005: Using VTLN for Broadcast News Transcription. D.Y. Kim, S. Umesh, M.J.F. ... Mrva, S. Tranter,L. Wang and P.C. Woodland, “Recent Advances in Broad-cast News Transcription,” Proc.

27 May 2004: IMPROVING BROADCAST NEWS TRANSCRIPTION BY LIGHTLY SUPERVISEDDISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING. H.Y. Chan & P.C. ... Tranter,L. Wang & P.C. Woodland (2003). “Recent Advances inBroadcast News Transcription.” To appearProc.

10 Apr 2000: e-mail:pcw,th223,sej28,trn,at233,sjy @eng.cam.ac.uk. ABSTRACTThis paper presents the recent development of the HTK broad-cast news transcription system. ... Young S.J. (1997) TheDevelopment of the 1996 Broadcast News Transcription Sys-tem.

23 Jun 2005: A. Reynolds, “Speaker Diarisationfor Broadcast News,” in Proc. Odyssey Speaker and Lan-guage Recognition Workshop, June 2004, pp. ... C. Woodland, “Recent Advances inBroadcast News Transcription,” in Proc. ASRU, Decem-ber 2003, pp.

25 Sep 2003: RECENT ADVANCES IN BROADCAST NEWS TRANSCRIPTION. D.Y. Kim, G. Evermann, T. ... 1. INTRODUCTION. Broadcast News transcription has been one of the most challeng-ing and interesting tasks in large vocabulary continuous speechrecognition over recent years.

10 Jan 2005: They each consisted of roughly 30 minute extracts from 6 US news shows and are summarised in Table 1. ... The ELISA Consortium Approaches in Broadcast News Speaker Segmentation during the NIST 2003 Rich Transcription Evaluation,.

8 Mar 2000: The 1997 HTK Broadcast News Transcription SystemP.C. Woodland, T. Hain, S.E. ... e-mail:pcw,th223,sej28,trn,at233,ewdw2,sjy @eng.cam.ac.uk. ABSTRACTThis paper presents the recent development of the HTK broad-cast news transcription system.

12 Jan 2005: Recent research has suggested that ‘cleaned-up’transcriptions of this kind can significantly enhance the readabilityof automatically generated speech system output [3]. ... Sim, and P. C. Woodland, “Recent Devel-opments at Cambridge in Broadcast

10 Jan 2005: Lamel, and G. Adda, “The LIMSI Broad-cast News Transcription System,” Speech Communication,vol. ... C. Woodland, “Recent Advances in Broad-cast News Transcription,” in Proc. ASRU, December 2003,pp.

25 Mar 2004: WNT), MSNBC News with Brian Williams(MNB NBW) and CNN Headline News (CNNHDL). ... Mrva, S. E.Tranter, L. Wang, and P. C. Woodland, “Recent Ad-vances in Broadcast News Transcription,” in Proc.

10 Oct 2001: full audio material including non-news items. Figure 1: Details of the TREC data sets. ... A. We have not been able to test for the relative value of a very large very recent corpus, and recency may also be of particular importance for retrieval from