Odds 'n Ends
This page provides the WWW links which didn't fit anywhere else
in the comp.speech FAQ, didn't have time to
make a proper entry (yet) or something else...
- Speech Applications Project
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The Speech Applications Project at Sun Microsystems Laboratories
(Chelmsford, Massachusetts) focuses on tools for building speech
applications, management of spoken language discourse, prototype
application development, and the definition of effective speech user
interfaces. The project team has built an experimental framework for
speech applications, called SpeechActs.
- Signal Processing and Interpretation Lab at Boston University
- "It's not just what you say, but also how you say it."
Research on general problems of signal recognition, compression and
generation, but the current research focus of the lab is on speech and
language processing applications. The general goal is to improve computer
understanding and generation of speech/language for a variety of
applications from speech transcription to human-computer interaction by
voice.
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Fourth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing
- ICSLP'96 will be held in the Wyndham Franklin Plaza in
Philadelphia from October 3-6, 1996.
It will bring together engineers, linguists, psychologists,
clinicians, manufacturers, and anyone with an interest in research
and development of spoken language processing by both humans and machines.
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SpeechTEK '97 Conference and Exhibition
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The SpeechTEK '97 Conference and Exhibition provides a marketplace for
speech technology buyers and sellers.
The New York Hilton and Towers
1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York City
Conference: Sept 30 - Oct 1, 1997
- Institute for Signal and Information Processing (ISIP)
- Multidisciplinary program to develop next generation information processing
techniques drawing upon a wide range of research experience in areas such as
signal processing, communications, natural language, database query,
intelligent systems, and discrete controls.
- Verbmobil
- Verbmobil is a long-term project which aims "to give Germany an
international top position in language technology and its economical
application in the next millenium by cooperation and concentration of
as many as possible specialists from industry and science.
The long-sighted aim is the development of a mobile translation system for
the translation of spontaneous speech in face-to-face situations."
- Consortium for Lexical Research
- An Archive of Sharable Natural Language Resources including
machine-readable dictionaries and other lexical resources.
- Computation and Language E-Print Archive
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A fully automated electronic archive and distribution server for papers on
computational linguistics, natural-language processing,
speech processing, and related fields.
- Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
- HPSG home page at the Ohio State University offers current information
relating to various aspects of the grammar formalism and linguistic theory of HPSG.
- Real-time Visual
Displays for Professional Voice Developmen
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Department of Electronics, York University, England.
Papers, reports and thesis on the analysis and tuition of speech and singing,
for developing voice users, including methods such as speech visualization.
Includes source code and a binary executable for a real time wide band spectrogram on SGIs.
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VMB/60: Voice Message Bank
- A solid state record-and-playback device that attaches to the modular
handset connector of a telephone. It serves as a one-minute "voice processor".
From A&B Design
140 San Lazaro Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94086, USA
Ph: +1-408-749-8037, Fax: 408-749-8038
E-Mail: vmb60@best.com
WWW: http://www.best.com:80/~vmb60/
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