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9 Aug 2005: For testing we chose the coreset. It consists of 192 utterances from 24 different speakers not in-cluded in the training set. ... JASA, 24:175–184, 1952. [11] Tony Robinson. Dynamic Error Propogation Networks.PhD thesis, Cambridge University

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9 Aug 2005: One wayto make a fair comparison is to compare the “merged” SLPMsystem with a system that has 24 Gaussians per state. ... However,data sparseness causes the 24 Gaussians-per-state system to beover trained and its WER on the test set is 39.7% which is

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19 May 2005: sb(i, j)G(rb) (24). G(rb) =. Mr. m=1. λ(m)bb Gm (25). where sb(i, j) denotes the (i, j)th element of the bth basis ... SATDIAGC cmllr 25.8 17.8 21.9 17.9. SATSPAMcmllr+ 25.0 17.6 21.4 17.6cmllr 24.9 17.5 21.3 17.5.

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9 Aug 2005: For networkswithout loops, message-passing rules can be used to com-pute MAP and MMSE estimates at each node [16, 24]. ... Int. Conf. on Com-puter Vision, volume 2, pages 722–729, 1999. [24] J.

8 Aug 2005: CS 4.38FL 14.8102RL 185.6105DL 0.08103. CS 4.14FL 8.7102RL 137.0105DL 0.06103. CS 3.49FL 24.94102RL 4.73105DL 5.27103. ... CS 3.07FL 27.88102RL 24.7105DL 1.126103. Figure 4: Hand template matching Rows show some of the images where using the data

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9 Aug 2005: The difference between WER in punctuation gener-ation and that in capitalisation generation is measured as 0.24.

8 Aug 2005: Weizmann Horse Dataset [24]We evaluated the performance of our detector on a verychallenging dataset of side-on horse images; this dataset hasbeen used for evaluating segmentation algorithms [2], butwe do ... training images, a benefit in both collecting

16 Sep 2005: Pattern Recognition Letters, 24:757–777, 2003. [8] A. H. Gee, N. E. ... Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 24(6):855–869, 1998. [18] F. Rousseau, P.

9 Aug 2005: The 16kHz speech was then parameterisedinto 24-dimensional Mel-frequency log spectral coefficients and 12-.