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9 Oct 2006: In the case n = 1 these are the usual polynomialsdefined in [24, Chapter III]. ... Following Tate’s formulaire [24, Chapter III] we put. (3). b2 = a21 4a2.

26 Apr 2006: Received 29 March 2004; received in revised form 24 September 2004; accepted 11 November 2004. ... ykumar and Mao [24] again assuming the interface was sharp. The SPH method, as mentioned earlier, does.

5 Jun 2006: 233.2.4 State-Based Speech Enhancement. 24. 3.3 Model-Based Techniques. 243.3.1 Linear Regression Adaptation. ... Ljm(τ ) = p(qjm(τ )|YT , M) (2.24)=. 1L(YT |M) Uj (τ )cjmbjm(y(τ ))βj (τ ). where. Uj (τ ) =. . a1j , if τ = 1N1i=2.

23 May 2006: 24. ). 1/2. Can also use for β 1 once βT 1. ... HKM shocks – p.24/25. Conclusions. Transients decay. γ2 α, γ 1: exponentially.

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22 May 2006: 1.4 Inverse of a matrix. 24. 1.4.1 Uniqueness of inverse. 24. ... . (. 1 4 2). =. . . 6 24 124 16 81 4 2.

12 Jun 2006: g. [23,24]). The major difficulties then consist in the formulation of accurate internalboundary conditions and in following the evolution of the interfaces through time. ... 104 This study 19.6 16.2 3.53 0.585 2.24[2] 19.51 16.2 3.53 0.586 2.243[3]

22 Nov 2006: Cambridge UniversityEngineering Department. University of East Anglia Seminar 24. Modelling Dependencies in Sequence Classification: Augmented Statistical Models. ... Comp.EER (%). GMM A-GMM. 128 12.17 8.62256 11.24 7.88512 11.13 7.481024 10.43† 7.31.

5 May 2006: Received 29 March 2004; received in revised form 24 September 2004; accepted 11 November 2004. ... ykumar and Mao [24] again assuming the interface was sharp. The SPH method, as mentioned earlier, does.

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