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Role Recognition in Radio Programs using Social Affiliation Networks and Mixtures of Discrete Distributions: an Approach Inspired by Social Cognition

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Role Recognition in Radio Programs using Social Affiliation Networks and Mixtures of Discrete Distributions: an Approach Inspired by Social Cognition

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Role Recognition for Meeting Participants: an Approach Based on Lexical Information and Social Network Analysis

Role Recognition for Meeting Participants: an Approach Based on Lexical Information and Social Network Analysis

Machine learning approaches to text representation using unlabeled data

Role Recognition in Multiparty Recordings using Social Affiliation Networks and Discrete Distributions

Role Recognition in Multiparty Recordings using Social Affiliation Networks and Discrete Distributions

Acoustic models for posterior features in speech recognition

Acoustic Models for Posterior Features in Speech Recognition

Acoustic Models for Posterior Features in Speech Recognition

Statistical inference for olfactometer data

Broadcast News Story Segmentation Using Social Network Analysis and Hidden Markov Models

Machine learning approaches to text representation using unlabeled data

Role Recognition for Meeting Participants: an Approach Based on Lexical Information and Social Network Analysis

Acoustic models for posterior features in speech recognition

Acoustic Models for Posterior Features in Speech Recognition

Role Recognition in Multiparty Recordings using Social Affiliation Networks and Discrete Distributions

Role Recognition in Multiparty Recordings using Social Affiliation Networks and Discrete Distributions

Acoustic Models for Posterior Features in Speech Recognition

Statistical inference for olfactometer data

Broadcast News Story Segmentation Using Social Network Analysis and Hidden Markov Models

Role Recognition for Meeting Participants: an Approach Based on Lexical Information and Social Network Analysis