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9 Dec 2006: Who Really Spoke When? Finding Speaker Turns and Identities in Broadcast News Audio. ... Several methods can be employed to try to ascertain the true identity of the speakers within a particular Broadcast News show.

9 Dec 2006: WHO REALLY SPOKE WHEN?FINDING SPEAKER TURNS AND IDENTITIES IN BROADCAST NEWS AUDIO. ... identityof the speakers within a particular Broadcast News show.

14 Jun 2004: task of identifying 'who spoke when' in broadcast news audio is particularly interesting and challenging. ... Firstly there is an optional stage of advert detection, namely trying to postulate where commercial breaks occur within the broadcast news shows.

27 Jul 2020: S.E. Johnson and P.C. Woodland. December 1998. In this paper speaker clustering schemes are investigated in the context of improving unsupervised adaptation for broadcast news transcription. ... The various techniques are presented within a framework of

27 Jul 2020: For the task of identifying potentially unknown anchor speakers within broadcast news shows, the frame classification error rate is very important.

16 Jun 2000: The presence of identical audio within a broadcast news database may therefore offer a good indication of the occurrence of non-news events which are of no interest to the average ... P.C. Woodland, M.J.F. Gales, D. Pye & S.J. Young. The Development of

8 Mar 2000: This paper presents two strategies for clustering broadcast news data segments (found by an automatic segmentation algorithm) for subsequent MLLR adaptation. ... M A Siegler, U Jain, B Raj & R M Stern. Automatic Segmentation, Classification and

25 Mar 2004: Firstly there is an optional stage ofadvert detection, namely trying to postulate where commercialbreaks occur within the broadcast news shows. ... 1999 DARPA Broadcast News Workshop,Herndon, VA, March 1999, pp. 183–186. [15] L.

2 Mar 2000: For the task of identifying potentially unknown anchor speakers within broadcast news shows, the frame classification error rate is very important. ... The 1996 Hub-4 Broadcast News Transcription development data was used for all the experiments reported

9 Dec 2006: WHO REALLY SPOKE WHEN?FINDING SPEAKER TURNS AND IDENTITIES IN BROADCAST NEWS AUDIO. ... identityof the speakers within a particular Broadcast News show.

10 Apr 2000: For the task of identifying potentially unknown anchorspeakers within broadcast news shows, the frame classi-fication error rate is very important. ... These methods were shown tobe an important part of our overall recognition systemfor broadcast news.

23 Feb 2002: stemming; and performance on large scale broadcast news databases, such as those used within the TREC-SDR evaluations is generally poor[8]. ... D. Abberley, S. Renals, G. Cook & T. Robinson. Retrieval of Broadcast News Documents with the THISL System.

19 Apr 2000: The presence of identical au-dio within a broadcast news database may therefore offer agood indication of the occurrence of non-news events whichare of no interest to the average database ... 10] P.C. Woodland, M.J.F. Gales, D. Pye & S.J. YoungThe

20 Feb 2018: The reviewconcludes with a case study of LVCSR for Broadcast News andConversation transcription in order to illustrate the techniquesdescribed. ... Much of this development was driven by a series of DARPAand NSA programmes [188] which set ever more

19 Mar 2008: The reviewconcludes with a case study of LVCSR for Broadcast News andConversation transcription in order to illustrate the techniquesdescribed. ... Much of this development was driven by a series of DARPAand NSA programmes [188] which set ever more

9 Aug 2005: THE APPLICABILITY OF ADAPTIVE LANGUAGE MODELLING FORTHE BROADCAST NEWS TASK. Philip Clarkson Tony Robinson. ... on cache-based and mixture-based modelsand their use on the Broadcast News task.