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1990 – 1999
- 1997
[c38]Douglas B. Paul:
Extensions to phone-state decision-tree clustering: single tree and tagged clustering. ICASSP 1997: 1487-1490- 1995
- [c37]Douglas B. Paul:
New developments in the Lincoln stack-decoder based large-vocabulary CSR system. ICASSP 1995: 45-48 - 1994
- [c36]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln Large-Vocabulary Stack-Decoder Based HMM CSR. HLT 1994 - [c35]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Continuous Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT 1994 - 1993
- [c34]Douglas B. Paul, Burhan F. Necioglu:
The Lincoln large-vocabulary stack-decoder HMM CSR. ICASSP (2) 1993: 660-663 - [c33]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Continuous Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT 1993 - 1992
- [c32]Douglas B. Paul:
An efficient A* stack decoder algorithm for continuous speech recognition with a stochastic language model. ICASSP 1992: 25-28 - [c31]Douglas B. Paul, Janet M. Baker:
The design for the wall street journal-based CSR corpus. ICSLP 1992: 899-902 - [c30]Douglas B. Paul:
A CSR-NL interface architecture. ICSLP 1992: 1423-1426 - [c29]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln Large-Vocabulary HMM CSR. HLT 1992 - [c28]Douglas B. Paul:
An Efficient A* Stack Decoder Algorithm for Continuous Speech Recognition with a Stochastic Language Model. HLT 1992 - [c27]Douglas B. Paul, Janet M. Baker:
The Design for the Wall Street Journal-based CSR Corpus. HLT 1992 - [c26]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Continuous Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT 1992 - 1991
- [c25]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln tied-mixture HMM continuous speech recognizer. ICASSP 1991: 329-332 - [c24]Douglas B. Paul, James K. Baker, Janet M. Baker:
On the interaction between true source, training, and testing language models. ICASSP 1991: 569-572 - [c23]Douglas B. Paul:
Algorithms for an optimal A* search and linearizing the search in the stack decoder. ICASSP 1991: 693-696 - [c22]Douglas B. Paul:
New Results with the Lincoln Tied-Mixture HMM CSR System. HLT 1991 - [c21]Douglas B. Paul:
Experience with a Stack Decoder-Based HMM CSR and Back-Off N-Gram Language Models. HLT 1991 - [c20]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT 1991 - 1990
- [c19]Richard C. Rose, Douglas B. Paul:
A hidden Markov model based keyword recognition system. ICASSP 1990: 129-132 - [c18]Thao K. P. Nguyen, Richard P. Lippmann, Bernard Gold, Douglas B. Paul:
A physiologically motivated front-end for speech recognition. IJCNN 1990: 503-508 - [c17]Douglas B. Paul:
Algorithms for an Optimal A* Search and Linearizing the Search in the Stack Decoder. HLT 1990 - [c16]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln Continuous Tied-Mixture HMM Speech Recognizer. HLT 1990 - [c15]Douglas B. Paul, James K. Baker, Janet M. Baker:
On the Interaction Between True Source, Training, and Testing Language Models. HLT 1990 - [c14]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT 1990
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [c13]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln robust continuous speech recognizer. ICASSP 1989: 449-452 - [c12]Douglas B. Paul:
The Lincoln Continuous Speech Recognition System: Recent Developments and Results. HLT (1) 1989 - [c11]Douglas B. Paul:
A CSR-NL Interface Specification Version 1.51. HLT (2) 1989 - [c10]Douglas B. Paul:
Tied Mixtures in the Lincoln Robust CSR. HLT (2) 1989 - [c9]Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul:
Robust Speech Recognition Technology Program Summary. HLT (2) 1989 - 1988
- [c8]Edward A. Martin, Richard P. Lippmann, Douglas B. Paul:
Dynamic adaptation of Hidden Markov models for robust isolated-word speech recognition. ICASSP 1988: 52-54 - [c7]Douglas B. Paul, Edward A. Martin:
Speaker stress-resistant continuous speech recognition. ICASSP 1988: 283-286 - 1987
- [c6]Richard P. Lippmann, Edward A. Martin, Douglas B. Paul:
Multi-style training for robust isolated-word speech recognition. ICASSP 1987: 705-708 - [c5]Edward A. Martin, Richard P. Lippmann, Douglas B. Paul:
Two-stage discriminant analysis for improved isolated-word recognition. ICASSP 1987: 709-712 - [c4]Douglas B. Paul:
A speaker-stress resistant HMM isolated word recognizer. ICASSP 1987: 713-716 - 1985
- [c3]Douglas B. Paul:
Training of HMM recognizers by simulated annealing. ICASSP 1985: 13-16 - 1983
- [c2]Douglas B. Paul:
An 800 bps adaptive vector quantization vocoder using a perceptual distance measure. ICASSP 1983: 73-76
1970 – 1979
- 1979
- [c1]Douglas B. Paul:
A robust vocoder with pitch-adaptive spectral envelope estimation and an integrated maximum-likelihood pitch estimator. ICASSP 1979: 64-68 - 1976
- [b1]Douglas B. Paul:
Estimation of the vocal tract shape from the acoustic waveform. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1976
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