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Technical Program

SP-P6: Speech Enhancement and Perception

Session Type: Poster

Time: Wednesday, March 17, 13:30 - 15:30

Location: Poster Area D

Session Chair: Brian Kingsbury, IBM Research, USA

SP-P6.1: SUBBAND MINIMUM CLASSIFICATION ERROR BEAMFORMING FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION IN REVERBERANT ENVIRONMENTS

Yuan-Fu Liao; National Taipei University of Technology

I-Yun Xu; National Taipei University of Technology

SP-P6.2: NOISE AND LATE-REVERBERATION SUPPRESSION IN TIME-VARYING ACOUSTICAL ENVIRONMENTS

Jan Erkelens; Delft University of Technology

Richard Heusdens; Delft University of Technology

SP-P6.3: BINAURAL DEREVERBERATION BASED ON A DUAL-CHANNEL WIENER FILTER WITH OPTIMIZED NOISE FIELD COHERENCE

Marco Jeub; RWTH Aachen University

Peter Vary; RWTH Aachen University

SP-P6.4: A BLIND SUBBAND-BASED DEREVERBERATION ALGORITHM

Oldooz Hazrati; University of Texas at Dallas

Kostas Kokkinakis; University of Texas at Dallas

Philipos C. Loizou; University of Texas at Dallas

SP-P6.5: OPTIMIZATION OF SWITCHABLE WINDOWS FOR LOW-DELAY SPECTRAL ANALYSIS-SYNTHESIS

Dirk Mauler; Ruhr-Universität Bochum

Rainer Martin; Ruhr-Universität Bochum

SP-P6.6: ERROR-CORRECTION OF BINARY MASKS USING HIDDEN MARKOV MODELS

Jesper Bünsow Boldt; Oticon A/S

Michael Syskind Pedersen; Oticon A/S

Ulrik Kjems; Oticon A/S

Mads Græsbøll Christensen; Aalborg University

Søren Holdt Jensen; Aalborg University

SP-P6.7: SPEECH ENHANCEMENT USING A FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC COMPOSITE WIENER FUNCTION

Fei Chen; University of Texas at Dallas

Philipos Loizou; University of Texas at Dallas

SP-P6.8: TOWARDS MORE INTELLIGIBLE PHYSIOLOGICAL MICROPHONE SPEECH: A PROBABILISTIC TRANSFORMATION APPROACH

Seyed Omid Sadjadi; University of Texas at Dallas

Sanjay A. Patil; University of Texas at Dallas

John H.L. Hansen; University of Texas at Dallas

SP-P6.9: KALMAN TRACKING LINEAR PREDICTOR FOR VOWEL INTELLIGIBILITY ENHANCEMENT ON EUROPEAN PORTUGUESE HMM BASED SPEECH SYNTHESIS

Luis Pinto Coelho; Polytechnic Institute of Porto

Daniela Braga; Microsoft

Carmen Garcia-Mateo; University of Vigo

SP-P6.10: WHY DO SPEECH-ENHANCEMENT ALGORITHMS NOT IMPROVE SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY?

Gibak Kim; University of Texas at Dallas

Philipos Loizou; University of Texas at Dallas

SP-P6.11: A JOINT ACOUSTIC AND PHONOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY ASSESSMENT

Sridhar Krishna Nemala; The Johns Hopkins University

Mounya Elhilali; The Johns Hopkins University

SP-P6.12: IDENTIFYING CHANNEL-SPECIFIC IMPAIRMENTS IN COCHLEAR IMPLANT PATIENTS VIA PARTIAL LEAST SQUARES DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS OF SPEECH-TOKEN CONFUSION MATRICES

Jeremiah Remus; Clarkson University

Leslie Collins; Duke University