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21 Sep 2006: This meanswe can start from an initially small model and test the ‘rele-vance’ of each new input vectori sequentially. ... 5 Conclusion. In this paper, a new appearance-based method is pro-posed to track an object which may undergo appearancechange.

21 Apr 2006: To demonstrate this formally, we introduce in Figure 1(b) a new setof axes labelled xp and yp which are simply the x and y axes rotated anticlockwise through an3.

19 May 2006: return new Node(value, nothing, nothing);. if(value == current.value). return current;. if(value < current.value). ... list<vector> leftData = new list<vector>();. list<vector> rightData = new list<vector>();. foreach(vector dataPoint in data). {.

22 Nov 2006: in observations: A new paradigm for robust speech recogni-tion,” in Proc.

22 Nov 2006: ABSTRACTRecently there has been significant interest in developing new acous-tic models for speech recognition. ... statistics are introduced (only new functions of thebase model statistics), independence assumptions of the base modelare retained.

9 Dec 2006: WHO REALLY SPOKE WHEN?FINDING SPEAKER TURNS AND IDENTITIES IN BROADCAST NEWS AUDIO. ... 1014. 4. EXPERIMENTAL SET UP. The training data used for this task consisted of the Hub-4 1996/7broadcast news training data.

19 Sep 2006: Bottom: proposed method. The result-ing surface is filtered from noise while new high frequencygeometry is revealed (note the reconstructed surface cracks).

21 Sep 2006: i). (6). Note this is applied only to the classes having the new data. ... The latter term is for computing (Mni , P. ni , Λni ) from the new data.

14 Mar 2006: Common to both [8] and [14] is the failure to make use of the existing modelwhen the GMM corresponding to new data is fitted. ... c) New data point (red circle) causes the splitting of a Gaussian component,resulting in a 3-component mixture.

5 Jul 2006: Sim, and P. C. Woodland, “The CU-HTK Mandarin Broadcast News transcriptionsystem,” in Proceedings ICASSP, 2006. ... Venkataraman, R. R. Gadde, and A. Stolcke, “SuperEARS: Multi-site broadcast news system,” inProc.