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ORCID3. TSD 2000: Brno, Czech Republic
- Petr Sojka, Ivan Kopecek, Karel Pala:
Text, Speech and Dialogue - Third International Workshop, TSD 2000, Brno, Czech Republic, September 13-16, 2000, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1902, Springer 2000, ISBN 3-540-41042-2
1 Text
- Karel Oliva, Milena Hnátková, Vladimír Petkevic, Pavel Kveton:
The Linguistic Basis of a Rule-Based Tagger of Czech. 3-8 - David Tugwell, Adam Kilgarriff:
Harnessing the Lexicographer in the Quest for Accurate Word Sense Disambiguation. 9-14 - Ferran Pla, Antonio Molina, Natividad Prieto:
An Integrated Statistical Model for Tagging and Chunking Unrestricted Text. 15-20 - Alicia Ageno, Horacio Rodríguez:
Extending Bidirectional Chart Parsing with a Stochastic Model. 21-26 - Harald Berthelsen, Beáta Megyesi:
Ensemble of Classifiers for Noise Detection in PoS Tagged Corpora. 27-32 - David Tugwell:
Towards a Dynamic Syntax for Language Modelling. 33-38 - Gabriele Kodydek:
A Word Analysis System for German Hyphenation, Full Text Search, and Spell Checking, with Regard to the Latest Reform of German Orthography. 39-44 - Zdenek Zabokrtský
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Automatic Functor Assignment in the Prague Dependency Treebank. 45-50 - Geert-Jan M. Kruijff:
Categories, Constructions, and Dependency Relations. 51-56 - Goran Nenadic:
Local Grammars and Parsing Coordination of Nouns in Serbo-Croatian. 57-62 - Marek Trabalka, Mária Bieliková:
Realization of Syntactic Parser for Inflectional Language Using XML and Regular Expressions. 63-68 - Gregers Koch:
A Rigoristic and Automated Analysis of Texts Applied to a Scientific Abstract by Mark Sergot and Others. 69-74 - Eva Hajicová, Petr Pajas:
Evaluation of Tectogrammatical Annotation of PDT. 75-80 - Pavel Smrz, Ales Horák:
Probabilistic Head-Driven Chart Parsing of Czech Sentences. 81-86 - Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Ivana Kruijff-Korbayová:
Aggregation and Contextual Reference in Automatically Generated Instructions. 87-92 - Luis Alfonso Ureña López, José María Gómez Hidalgo, Manuel de Buenaga Rodríguez:
Information Retrieval by Means of Word Sense Disambiguation. 93-98 - Gregory Y. Martynenko, Tatiana Y. Sherstinova:
Statistical Parameterisation of Text Corpora. 99-102 - Rei Oguro, Kazuhiko Ozeki, Kazuyuki Takagi, Yujie Zhang:
An Efficient Algorithm for Japanese Sentence Compaction Based on Phrase Importance and Inter-Phrase Dependency. 103-108 - Karel Pala:
Word Senses and Semantic Representations. 109-114 - Eva Zácková, Lubos Popelínský, Miloslav Nepil:
Automatic Tagging of Compound Verb Groups in Czech Corpora. 115-120 - Fuji Ren, Jian-Yun Nie:
Sensitive Words and Their Application to Chinese Processing. 121-126 - Martin Schönhacker, Gabriele Kodydek:
Testing a Word Analysis System for Reliable and Sense-Conveying Hyphenation and Other Applications. 127-132 - Milena Slavcheva:
The Challenge of Parallel Text Processing. 133-138 - Markéta Stranáková:
Selected Types of Pg-Ambiguity: Processing Based on Analysis by Reduction. 139-144 - Yvonne Canning, John Tait, Jackie Archibald, Ros Crawley:
Cohesive Generation of Syntactically Simplified Newspaper Text. 145-150 - Jan Zizka, Ales Bourek, Ludek Frey:
TEA: A Text Analysis Tool for the Intelligent Text Document Filtering. 151-156 - Petr Sojka:
Competing Patterns for Language Engineering. 157-162
2 Speech
- France Mihelic, Jerneja Gros, Elmar Nöth, Volker Warnke:
Recognition and Labelling of Prosodic Events in Slovenian Speech. 165-170 - Jerneja Gros, France Mihelic, Simon Dobrisek, Tomaz Erjavec, Mario Zganec:
Rules for Automatic Grapheme-to-Allophone Transcription in Slovene. 171-176 - Dragos Burileanu, Lucian Pascalin, Corneliu Burileanu, Mihai Puchiu:
An Adaptive and Fast Speech Detection Algorithm. 177-182 - Petr Motlícek, Jan Cernocký:
Optimal Pitch Path Tracking for More Reliable Pitch Detection. 183-188 - György Balogh, Ervin Dobler, Tamás Gröbler, Béla Smodics, Csaba Szepesvári:
FlexVoice: A Parametric Approach to High-Quality Speech Synthesis. 189-194 - Tomás Dubeda, Jirí Hanika:
The Continuous and Discontinuous Styles in Czech TTS. 195-200 - Petr Horák, Betty Hesounová:
Automatic Speech Segmentation with the Application of the Czech TTS System. 201-206 - Eugeny E. Bovbel, Igor E. Kheidorov, Michael E. Kotlyar:
Speaker Identification Using Autoregressive Hidden Markov Models and Adaptive Vector Quantisation. 207-210 - William J. Byrne, Jan Hajic, Pavel Krbec, Pavel Ircing, Josef Psutka:
Morpheme Based Language Models for Speech Recognition of Czech. 211-216 - Jan Nouza:
A Large Czech Vocabulary Recognition System for Real-Time Applications. 217-222 - Jindrich Matousek:
Building a New Czech Text-to-Speech System Using Triphone-Based Speech Units. 223-228 - Hisao Kuwabara, Michinori Nakamura:
Acoustic and Perceptual Properties of Syllables in Continuous Speech as a Function of Speaking Rate. 229-236 - Michael G. Malkovsky, Alexey V. Subbotin:
NL-Processor and Linguistic Knowledge Base in a Speech Recognition System. 237-242 - Vladimir I. Kusnetsov, Tatiana Y. Sherstinova:
Russian Phonetic Variability and Connected Speech Transcription. 243-247 - Juan Francisco Gómez-Mena, M. Cardo, José Luis Madrid, C. Prades:
Database Processing for Spanish Text-to-Speech Synthesis. 248-252 - Mirjam Sepesy Maucec, Zdravko Kacic:
Topic-Sensitive Language Modelling. 253-258 - Ludek Müller, Josef Psutka, Lubos Smídl:
Design of Speech Recognition Engine. 259-264 - Peter Jancovic, Ji Ming, Philip Hanna, Darryl Stewart, Francis Jack Smith:
Combining Multi-band and Frequency-Filtering Techniques for Speech Recognition in Noisy Environments. 265-270 - Pavel A. Skrelin:
Allophone- and Suballophone-Based Speech Synthesis System for Russian. 271-276 - Roger Guaus i Térmens, Ignasi Iriondo Sanz:
Diphone-Based Unit Selection for Catalan Text-to-Speech Synthesis. 277-282 - Sachin S. Kajarekar, Hynek Hermansky:
Analysis of Information in Speech and Its Application in Speech Recognition. 283-288 - Sofia Gustafson-Capková, Jennifer Spenader:
What Textual Relationships Demand Phonetic Focus? 289-294 - Zdenek Svenda, Vlasta Radová:
Speaker Identification Using Kalman Cepstral Coefficients. 295-300 - Eugene I. Bovbel, Dzmitry V. Tsishkou:
Belarussian Speech Recognition Using Genetic Algorithms. 301-306 - László Tóth, András Kocsor, Kornél Kovács:
A Discriminative Segmental Speech Model and Its Application to Hungarian Number Recognition. 307-313 - Özgür Devrim Orman, Levent M. Arslan:
Comparison of Frequency Bands in Closed Set Speaker Identification Performance. 314-318 - Vlasta Radová, Josef Psutka:
Recording and Annotation of the Czech Speech Corpus. 319-323
3 Dialogue
- Léon J. M. Rothkrantz, Ania Wojdel:
A Text Based Talking Face. 327-332 - Léon J. M. Rothkrantz, Robert J. van Vark, Alexandra Peters, Niels A. Andeweg:
Dialogue Control in the Alparon System. 333-338 - Afzal Ballim, Jean-Cédric Chappelier, Martin Rajman, Vincenzo Pallotta:
ISIS: Interaction through Speech with Information Systems. 339-344 - Costanza Navarretta:
Centering-Based Anaphora Resolution in Danish Dialogues. 345-350 - Cristina Barbero, Daniele Falavigna, Roberto Gretter, Marco Orlandi, Emanuele Pianta:
Some Improvements on the IRST Mixed Initiative Dialogue Technology. 351-356 - Alexander F. Gelbukh, Grigori Sidorov, Igor A. Bolshakov:
Dictionary-Based Method for Coherence Maintenance in Man-Machine Dialogue with Indirect Antecedents and Ellipses. 357-362 - Jörn Kreutel:
Reconstructing Conversational Games in an Obligation-Driven Dialogue Model. 363-368 - Laurent Blin:
Prosody Prediction from Tree-like Structure Similarities. 369-374 - Leandro Rodríguez Liñares, Carmen García-Mateo:
A Speaker Authentication Module in TelCorreo. 375-380 - Leandro Rodríguez Liñares, Antonio Cardenal López, Carmen García-Mateo, David Pérez-Piñar López, Eduardo Rodríguez Banga, Xavier Fernández Salgado:
TelCorreo: A Bilingual E-mail Client over the Telephone. 381-386 - Enzo Mumolo:
A Syntactical Model of Prosody as an Aid to Spoken Dialogue Systems in Italian Language. 387-392 - Norihiro Ogata:
What Du You Mean by "What Du You Mean"? 393-398 - Václav Matousek:
Simplified Processing of Elliptic and Anaphoric Utterances in a Train Timetable Information Retrieval Dialogue System. 399-404 - James Monaghan:
Pragmatic and Grammatical Aspects of the Development of Dialogue Strategies. 405-409 - Patricio Martínez-Barco, Manuel Palomar:
An Annotation Scheme for Dialogues Applied to Anaphora Resolution Algorithms. 410-414 - Paulo Quaresma, Irene Rodrigues:
Cooperative Information Retrieval Dialogues through Clustering. 415-420 - Michelina Savino, Mario Refice:
Acoustic Cues for Classifying Communicative Intentions in Dialogue Systems. 421-426 - Ivan Kopecek:
Active and Passive Strategies in Dialogue Program Generation. 427-432 - Martin Fuchs, Petr Hejda, Pavel Slavík:
Architecture of Multi-modal Dialogue System. 433-438 - Georg Stemmer, Elmar Nöth, Heinrich Niemann:
The Utility of Semantic-Pragmatic Information and Dialogue-State for Speech Recognition in Spoken Dialogue Systems. 439-444 - Yang Li, Tong Zhang, Stephen E. Levinson:
Word Concept Model for Intelligent Dialogue Agents. 445-449
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