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Objective quality evaluation in blind source separation for speech recognition in a real room.

, , , and . Signal Process., 87 (8): 1951-1965 (2007)

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A sample selective linear prediction analysis of speech., , and . ICASSP, page 49-52. IEEE, (1984)A cognitive model of inferring unknown words and uncertain sound sequence.. ICSLP, page 1423-1426. ISCA, (1994)Automatic Evaluation for a Palpable Measure of a Speech Translation System's Capability., , , , and . EACL, page 371-378. The Association for Computer Linguistics, (2003)An automatic evaluation method of translation quality using translation answer candidates queried from a parallel corpus., , , , and . MTSummit, (2001)Speech analysis by selective linear prediction in the time domain., , and . ICASSP, page 1573-1576. IEEE, (1982)Objective quality evaluation in blind source separation for speech recognition in a real room., , , and . Signal Process., 87 (8): 1951-1965 (2007)An Objective Method for Evaluating Speech Translation System: Using a Second Language Learner's Corpus., , , , , and . IEICE Trans. Inf. Syst., 88-D (3): 569-577 (2005)A method for expressing associative relations using fuzzy concepts -aiming at advanced speech recognition-., and . ICSLP, page 1253-1256. ISCA, (1990)Indeterminacy Free Frequency-Domain Blind Separation of Reverberant Audio Sources., , and . IEEE Trans. Speech Audio Process., 17 (2): 299-311 (2009)Hierarchical AR model for time varying speech signals., and . ICASSP, page 1295-1298. IEEE, (1982)