International Journal of Speech Technology 2005. Volume 08

Springer. — 332 p.Number 1
Editorial
Commercial Speech Recognition Technology in the Military Domain: Results of Two Recent Research Efforts
Are You Listening to Your Spanish Speakers? How Spanish Speakers in the U.S. Say U.S. Addresses
An Automatic System for Detecting Prosodic Prominence in American English Continuous Speech
Knowledge-Combining Methodology for Dialogue Design in Spoken Language Systems
Extraction of Speaker Features from Different Stages of DSR Front-Ends for Distributed Speaker Verification
Car Speech Enhancement Using a Microphone Array
Enhancing the Performance of Gaussian Mixture Model-Based Text Independent Speaker Identification
Book Reviews The Art and Business of Speech Recognition: Creating the Noble Voice by Blade Kotelli, Voice User Interface Design by Michael H. Cohen, James P. Giangola, and Jennifer BaloghNumber 2
Editorial
Aspects of Rich Accessibility User Experiences
Multimodal Interfaces for Cell Phones and Mobile Technology
A Robust, Real-Time Voice Activity Detection Algorithm for Embedded Mobile Devices
Aligning Text and Phonemes for Speech Technology Applications Using an EM-Like Algorithm
A Methodology for Creating a Segment Inventory for Greek Time Domain Speech Synthesis
Post Recognition Speech Localization
Pseudo Complex Cepstrum Using Discrete Cosine Transform
Mobile Multimodality—Design and Development of the SmartKom Companion
A Context-Aware Language Model for Spoken Query RetrievalNumber 3
Parametric Formant Modelling and Transformation in Voice Conversion
Bitter Pills to Swallow. ASR and TTS have Drug Problems
Multimedia Quality as a Function of Bandwidth, Packet Loss, and Latency
Clatter Reduction for Electronic Artificial Larynx
Evaluation of Software Tutoring for a Speech Interface
Hidden Markov Modeling for Semantic Analysis—On the Combination of Different Decoding StrategiesNumber 4
Editorial
Phoneme Intelligibility of Four Text-to-Speech Products to Nonnative Speakers of English in Noise
Robust Speaker Verification with Principal Pitch Components
Scaling Smoothed Language Models
Automatic Segmentation of Continuous Speech on Word Level Based on Supra-segmental Features