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Forensic Automatic Speaker Recognition

Andrzej Drygajlo

The existence of highly developed and fully automated telephone networks in industrialized countries and the pervasiveness of speech communication technology have resulted in the ever-increasing use of the human voice as an instrument in the commission of ...

2007

Learning Multi-Modal Dictionaries

Pierre Vandergheynst, Rémi Gribonval, Gianluca Monaci, Philippe Jost

Real-world phenomena involve complex interactions between multiple signal modalities. As a consequence, humans are used to integrate at each instant perceptions from all their senses in order to enrich their understanding of the surrounding world. This par ...

2007

Signal Processing Challenges in Distributed Stream Processing Systems

Pascal Frossard

Distributed stream processing represents a novel computing paradigm where data, sensed externally and possibly preprocessed, is pushed asynchronously to various connected computing devices with heterogeneous capabilities for processing. It enables novel ap ...

INTEL2006

Digital adaptive phase noise reduction in coherent optical links

Ali H. Sayed

Coherent optical links enable high-density constellations and, consequently, a higher throughput. However, the phase noise associated with the transmitter and the receiver lasers is a challenging issue in coherent lightwave systems. The authors present an ...

IEEE2006

Fly-inspired Visual Steering of an Ultralight Indoor Aircraft

Dario Floreano, Jean-Christophe Zufferey

We aim at developing autonomous micro-flyers capable of navigating within houses or small indoor environments using vision as principal source of information. Due to severe weight and energy constraints, inspiration is taken from the fly for the selection ...

2006

Real-time Multi-DSP based VME system for feedback control on the TCV tokamak

Basil Duval

This paper describes a real-time pulse height analysis diagnostic for feedback control of the TCV plasma. The implementation of this diagnostic is based on a new generation X-ray detector with high resolution and count rate, an in-house developed VME intel ...

2006

Multiscale Active Contours

Jean-Philippe Thiran, Pierre Vandergheynst, Xavier Bresson

We propose a new multiscale image segmentation model, based on the active contour/snake model and the Polyakov action. The concept of scale, general issue in physics and signal processing, is introduced in the active contour model, which is a well-known im ...

2006

The Distributed Karhunen-Loève Transform

Martin Vetterli, Michael Christoph Gastpar, Pier Luigi Dragotti

The Karhunen–Loève transform (KLT) is a key ele- ment of many signal processing and communication tasks. Many recent applications involve distributed signal processing, where it is not generally possible to apply the KLT to the entire signal; rather, the K ...

2006

Dynamic Texture Analysis and Synthesis using Tensor Decomposition

Sabine Süsstrunk, Luciano Sbaiz, Roberto Costantini

Dynamic textures are sequences of images showing temporal regularity, such as smoke, flames, flowing water, or moving grass. Despite being a multidimensional signal, existing models reshape the dynamic texture into a 2D signal for analysis. In this article ...

2006

Power spectra of random spikes and related complex signals

Andrea Ridolfi

"Random spikes" belong to the common language used by engineers, physicists and biologists to describe events associated with time records, locations in space, or more generally, space-time events. Indeed, data and signals consisting of, or structured by, ...

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