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10 Sep 2008: inother. The complete article is 458 words long. To continue reading this article, subscribe to New Scientist. ... If you are in Australia or New Zealand pleaseclick here. All other users click here.

27 Aug 2008: Computer vision for human-machine. interaction:. False starts and new horizons. Roberto Cipolla. ... Conclusions. • New tools and a vibrant research community. • New application areas with mobile phones. –

27 Aug 2008: Computer vision for human-machine. interaction:. False starts and new horizons. Roberto Cipolla. ... Conclusions. • New tools and a vibrant research community. • New application areas with mobile phones. –

11 Jan 2008: end. Figure 4: Calculating Decision Tree Divergence. 5. ResultsExperiments were performed on a Broadcast News Arabic task.Each system was trained using 101.8 hours of data and a PLPfrontend. ... Sinha, and S.E. Tranter, “Progress in the CU-HTK

27 Aug 2008: Department of Engineering. New applications. • Mobile phones and PDAs. • Cars. •

12 May 2008: new word belongs to. ... Second, there is an initialprocess of learning which enables the technique tothen categorize new, unseen images.

6 Oct 2008: Incremental adaptation introduces no latency:1. using current transform recognition new utterance2. ... accumulate statistics from new utterance/hypothesis3. estimate new transform to recognise next utterance. •

11 Jan 2008: Experi-ments were carried out on a Mandarin broadcast transcription taskusing both Broadcast News (BN) and Broadcast Conversation (BC)data. ... The CU-HTK Mandarin Broadcast News Transcription System,” Proc.ICASSP 2006, Toulouse. 4.

27 Aug 2008: developed for:. New applications. • Mobile phones and PDAs. • Games. •

15 Aug 2008: Estimation of all the transforms is based on EM:. – requires the transcription/hypothesis of the adaptation data– iterative process using “current” transform to estimate new transform.