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SLP-P2: Speech Retrieval & Distillation

Session Type: Poster

Time: Wednesday, March 17, 16:00 - 18:00

Location: Poster Area D

Session Chair: Tatsuya Kawahara, Kyoto University, Japan

SLP-P2.1: SPOKEN TERM DETECTION WITH CONNECTIONIST TEMPORAL CLASSIFICATION: A NOVEL HYBRID CTC-DBN DECODER

Martin Woellmer; Technische Universitaet Muenchen

Florian Eyben; Technische Universitaet Muenchen

Bjoern Schuller; Technische Universitaet Muenchen

Gerhard Rigoll; Technische Universitaet Muenchen

SLP-P2.2: AN INITIAL ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE SPOKEN TERM DETECTION BY LEARNING OPTIMAL WEIGHTS FOR DIFFERENT INDEXING FEATURES

Yu-Hui Chen; National Taiwan University

Chia-Chen Chou; National Taiwan University

Hung-Yi Lee; National Taiwan University

Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University

SLP-P2.3: SUBWORD-BASED SPOKEN TERM DETECTION IN AUDIO COURSE LECTURES

Richard Rose; McGill University

Atta Norouzian; McGill University

Aarthi Reddy; McGill University

Andre Coy; McGill University

Vishwa Gupta; Centre de Recherche Informatique de Montreal

Martin Karafiat; Brno University of Technology

SLP-P2.4: BALANCING FALSE ALARMS AND HITS IN SPOKEN TERM DETECTION

Carolina Parada; Johns Hopkins University

Abhinav Sethy; IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

Bhuvana Ramabhadran; IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

SLP-P2.5: INTEGRATING RECOGNITION AND RETRIEVAL WITH USER FEEDBACK: A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR SPOKEN TERM DETECTION

Hung-Yi Lee; National Taiwan University

Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University

SLP-P2.6: STOCHASTIC PRONUNCIATION MODELLING AND SOFT MATCH FOR OUT-OF-VOCABULARY SPOKEN TERM DETECTION

Dong Wang; CSTR, University of Edinburgh

Simon King; CSTR, University of Edinburgh

Joe Frankel; CSTR, University of Edinburgh

Peter Bell; CSTR, University of Edinburgh

SLP-P2.7: OPTIMISING FIGURE OF MERIT FOR PHONETIC SPOKEN TERM DETECTION

Roy Wallace; Queensland University of Technology

Robbie Vogt; Queensland University of Technology

Brendan Baker; Queensland University of Technology

Sridha Sridharan; Queensland University of Technology

SLP-P2.8: LEARNING DEEP RHETORICAL STRUCTURE FOR EXTRACTIVE SPEECH SUMMARIZATION

Jian Zhang; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Pascale Fung; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

SLP-P2.9: SUMMARIZATION- AND LEARNING-BASED APPROACHES TO INFORMATION DISTILLATION

Boriska Toth; University of California, Berkeley

Dilek Hakkani-Tur; International Computer Science Institute

Sibel Yaman; International Computer Science Institute

SLP-P2.10: USING N-BEST RECOGNITION OUTPUT FOR EXTRACTIVE SUMMARIZATION AND KEYWORD EXTRACTION IN MEETING SPEECH

Yang Liu; University of Texas at Dallas

Shasha Xie; University of Texas at Dallas

Fei Liu; University of Texas at Dallas

SLP-P2.11: LEVERAGING EVALUATION METRIC-RELATED TRAINING CRITERIA FOR SPEECH SUMMARIZATION

Shih-Hsiang Lin; National Taiwan Normal University

Yu-Mei Chang; National Taiwan Normal University

Jia-Wen Liu; National Taiwan Normal University

Berlin Chen; National Taiwan Normal University

SLP-P2.12: SPEECH-DRIVEN QUERY RETRIEVAL FOR QUESTION-ANSWERING

Taniya Mishra; AT&T Labs - Research

Srinivas Bangalore; AT&T Labs - Research