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2000 – 2009
- 2009
[c14]Keelan Evanini, Stephen Isard, Mark Liberman:
Automatic formant extraction for sociolinguistic analysis of large corpora. INTERSPEECH 2009: 1655-1658- 2008
- [c13]Jiahong Yuan, Stephen Isard, Mark Liberman:
Different roles of pitch and duration in distinguishing word stress in English. INTERSPEECH 2008: 885 - 2004
- [c12]Andrew Errity, John McKenna, Stephen Isard:
Unscented kalman filtering of line spectral frequencies. INTERSPEECH 2004: 2697-2700 - 2002
- [j3]Helen Wright Hastie, Massimo Poesio
, Stephen Isard:
Automatically predicting dialogue structure using prosodic features. Speech Commun. 36(1-2): 63-79 (2002)
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c11]Susan Fitt, Stephen Isard:
Synthesis of regional English using a keyword lexicon. EUROSPEECH 1999: 823-826 - [c10]John McKenna, Stephen Isard:
Tailoring kalman filtering towards speaker characterisation. EUROSPEECH 1999: 2793-2796 - 1998
- [c9]Susan Fitt, Stephen Isard:
Representing the environments for phonological processes in an accent-independent lexicon for synthesis of English. ICSLP 1998 - [c8]Simon King, Todd A. Stephenson, Stephen Isard, Paul Taylor, Alex Strachan:
Speech recognition via phonetically featured syllables. ICSLP 1998 - [c7]Laurence Molloy, Stephen Isard:
Suprasegmental duration modelling with elastic constraints in automatic speech recognition. ICSLP 1998 - 1997
- [j2]Jean Carletta, Amy Isard, Stephen Isard, Jacqueline C. Kowtko, Gwyneth Doherty-Sneddon, Anne H. Anderson:
The Reliability of a Dialogue Structure Coding Scheme. Comput. Linguistics 23(1): 13-31 (1997) - [c6]Beth Ann Hockey, Deborah Rossen-Knill, Beverly Spejewski, Matthew Stone, Stephen Isard:
Can you predict responses to yes/no questions? yes, no, and stuff. EUROSPEECH 1997: 2267-2270 - [c5]Briony Williams, Stephen Isard:
A keyvowel approach to the synthesis of regional accents of English. EUROSPEECH 1997: 2435-2438 - [c4]Paul Taylor, Simon King, Stephen Isard, Helen Wright, Jacqueline C. Kowtko:
Using intonation to constrain language models in speech recognition. EUROSPEECH 1997: 2763-2766 - 1996
- [c3]Paul Taylor, Hiroshi Shimodaira, Stephen Isard, Simon King, Jacqueline C. Kowtko:
Using prosodic information to constrain language models for spoken dialogue. ICSLP 1996: 216-219 - 1994
- [c2]Alistair Conkie, Stephen Isard:
Optimal coupling of diphones. SSW 1994: 119-122 - 1992
- [c1]Paul Taylor, Stephen Isard:
A new model of intonation for use with speech synthesis and recognition. ICSLP 1992: 1287-1290
1960 – 1969
- 1964
- [j1]George A. Miller, Stephen Isard:
Free Recall of Self-Embedded English Sentences. Inf. Control. 7(3): 292-303 (1964)
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