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19 Apr 2000: How-ever the transcription systems used (see e.g. [6]) typicallyrun rather slower than real-time and have a word errorrate of over 20%. ... Method CPUs non-news newswindow, 5@1s 3514 5459s=60.8% 110s=0.5%window, 10@2s 967 5480s=61.0% 114s=0.5%window,

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10 Nov 2000: Recently,two RNA binding proteins, verayVgRBP and VgRBP60, thatbind specifically to the Vg1 localization element have beenidentified (20 –22). ... 1992) Science 255, 991–994.20. Cote, C. A., Gautreau, D., Denegre, J.

31 Jul 2000: Trees based onTIMIT alone are much less eective on theSwitchboard test set (20%), but adding them to theSwitchboard training data (ICSITIMIT) resultsin a small additional gain (32%). ... 20%). 0.34! 0.17 (51%). ICSI 0.72! 0.50. (30%). ICSITIMIT 0.71! 0.48

8 Mar 2000: The Intel Ccompiler (version 2.4) seemed particularly efficient with thedecoder running almost 20% faster than when compiled withgcc v2.7.2. ... 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 0 5 10 15 20 25.

10 Apr 2000: Chosen Points. 15 20 25 30 35 401.25. 1.3. 1.35. 1.4. ... Chosen Points. 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 901.45. 1.5.

8 Nov 2000: 2.7.4 Analytical modelling of wake - blade and. vortex - blade Interaction 20. ... can effectively increase the blade loading by as much as 20% above the current blade.

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10 Apr 2000: that using the full system with adaptation resultsin a 20% decrease in word error rate on broadcast news. ... Data SegmentationType PE Segments S1 SegmentsF0 11.1 11.9F1 22.0 21.2F2 18.8 22.2F3 19.5 20.5F4 27.3 32.7F5 29.5 31.0FX

6 Nov 2000: In this caseexamples can be constructed where alternativediscrimina-tive training schemes such as the Maximum Mutual Infor-mation Estimation (MMIE) can provide better performancethan MLE [20]. ... 20–23, New York. [9] P.S. Gopalakrishnan, D. Kanevsky, A

3 May 2000: On the Internet audio used herethe run-time is increased due to reduced audio qualitybut the general level of transcription accuracy remainshigh at approximately 20% word error rate on NPR data.

10 Apr 2000: 4 Analysis with xpert 15. 5 Conclusions 20. 6 Acknowledgements 20. ... 20 Acknowledgements. 5 CONCLUSIONS. xpert has been shown to allow the user to quickly identify the location of all the errors in a transcrip-tion.

31 Jul 2000: SeeGodfrey, Holliman andMcDaniel (1992) for a detailed corpus description.] A vocabulary of approximately 20 000. ... set). Transcription type Models Phone error rate Deviation from baseformsDictionary baseforms — 33.6% 0%Automatic [Step (6)] Standard

29 Sep 2000: N. CHESTER AND OTHERSNon-Pauline Theologies. W. 12. (Paper 20) Study of TheologyDR J. ... Tu. 10 [Also. Paper 20]. (Paper 22) Christian Life and Thought, 950–1300DR R.

10 May 2000: Table 3: Effects of Query Expansion on MAP. The results from adding 6 new terms to each queryfrom the 20 top documents with UBRF is given in Table 3which shows that

18 Aug 2000: Criminology 20 18 38 — — —M.Phil. Development Studies 15 20 35 — — —M.Phil. ... English Studies 4 5 9 — — —M.Phil. Environment and Development 11 9 20 — — —M.Phil.

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31 Jul 2000: Arts and Humanities 15%Humanities and Social Sciences 35%Physical Sciences 18%Biological Sciences 20%Technology 11%. ... DivinityDivinity 33 20 6 3 36 8 75 31 28 16 5 2 29 5 62 23.

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29 Sep 2000: hormones. (Five lectures, 20–28 Nov.)PROF. K. SIDDLEEpilogue. (One lecture, 30 Nov.). ... Th. F. 2–4 (19, 20 Oct.,9, 10 Nov.) Anatomy Lecture Theatre.

18 Jan 2000: 20 DR A. D. B. POOLE. Victorian Serial Fiction: an introduction (2L, weeks 1–2).Tu. ... History of Political Thought from c. 1700 to c. 1890(Part I Paper 20; Part II Paper 4)DR P.

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29 Sep 2000: 11Ancient Egypt 3 (Interconnections). (E. 20) Tu. 10Ancient Egypt 4 (Archaeology and artefacts). ... MUSALLAMMiddle Eastern and Islamic history, 4. (Is. 20) Tu. 9–11. DR C.

29 Sep 2000: Lectures. MRS A. J. PEARSONExotic Animals. Lectures and Practicals. The same continued (20, 22 Apr.).

29 Sep 2000: MACKINTOSHIntelligence. Th. Th. S. 11 (Three lectures,. 15, 17, 20 Feb.)DR K. ... N. OTHERMedical Sociology. Th. 5 SPS Seminar Room. (Paper 20) Crime, Deviance and their ControlCourse Organiser: Dr P-O.

29 Sep 2000: 1!s hours). M. 2 Little Hall. 20 LECTURE-LIST–MICHAELMAS TERM 2000 [SPECIAL NO. ... English Tripos) See page 20. Medieval European History: The Vikings in Europe c.800–1100 (Paper 14).

29 Sep 2000: CASSIDY AND OTHERS(Seminar) Animals and Humans. Th. 11–12.20 (weeks 1–4). SPECIAL NO. ... M. 5–6.30 (weeks 1–8). Room 2.3. The same continued. W. 9.30–1(16 May, 6, 20 June).

29 Sep 2000: GELSTHORPE, DR J. SCOTT AND OTHERS. Inter-departmental Ph.D. Workshops1.W. 9.30–1 (16 May, 6, 20 June) Venue tobe arranged.

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29 Sep 2000: Th. 2–5 or F. 10–1 (One class, 19 Oct. or 20 Oct.

29 Sep 2000: 10. DR J. LEIGHDiderot I: The Supplement as a Dialogue.(20 Feb.).

6 Oct 2000: PA RT IChancellor: H.R.H. The Prince PHILIP, Duke of Edinburgh, TVice-Chancellor: Prof. Sir Alec BROERS, CHU. Deputy Vice-Chancellors: for –, A. M. LONSDALE, NH, O. S. O’NEILL, N, Q. R. D. SKINNER, CHR,D. E. NEWLAND, SE,

15 Mar 2000: PA RT IChancellor: H.R.H. The Prince PHILIP, Duke of Edinburgh, TVice-Chancellor: Prof. Sir Alec BROERS, CHU. Deputy Vice-Chancellors: for –, Sir David HARRISON, SE, A. M. LONSDALE, NH, O. S. O’NEILL, N,Q. R. D. SKINNER,