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This volume contains invited and contributed papers presented at the, NATO Advanced study Institute on "Recent Advances in Speech, Understanding and Dialog systems" held in Bad Windsheim, Federal, Republic of Germany, July 5 to July 18, 1987. It is divided into the, three parts Speech coding and Segmentation, Word Recognition, and, Linguistic Processing. Although this can only be a rough, organization showing some overlap, the editors felt that it most, naturally represents the bottom-up strategy of speech understanding, and, therefore, should be useful for the reader.
Speech Coding and Segmentation
Invited Papers
Recent Advances in Speech Coding
Acoustic-Phonetic Decoding of Speech
Knowledge-Based Approaches in Acoustic-Phonetic Decoding of Speech
The Use of Prosodic Parameters in Automatic Speech Recognition
Contributed Papers
Prosodic Features in German Speech: Stress Assignment by Man and Machine
Recognition of Speech Using Temporal Decomposition
Long Term Analysis-Synthesis of Speech by Non-Stationary AR Methods
Using Contextual Information in View of Formant Speech Analysis Improvement
A Speech Recognition Strategy Based on Making Acoustic Evidence and Phonetic Knowledge Explicit
On Finding Objects in Spectrograms: A Multiscale Relaxation Labelling Approach
Phonetic Segmentation using psychoacoustic Speech Parameters
Morphological Representation of Speech Knowledge for Automatic Speech Recognition Systems
Speaker-Independent Automatic Recognition of Plosive Sound in Letters and Digits
A Real-Time Auditory Model: Description and Applications in an ASR Acoustic-Phonetic Front End
A New Phonematic Approach to Speech Recognition
Primary Perceptual units in Word Recognition
Context-Dependent Phone Markov Models for Speech Recognition
Speech Recognition Based on Speech Units
Word Recognition
Invited Papers
Mathematical Foundations of Hidden Markov Models
Computer Recognition of Spoken Letters and Digits
Recognition of Words in Very Large Vocabulary
Contributed Papers
Isolated Word Recognition Using Hidden Markov Models
Isolated Digit Recognition Using the Multi-Layer Perceptron
Use of Procedural Knowledge for Spoken Letters and Digits Recognition
Real-Time Large Vocabulary Word Recognition via Diphone Spotting and Multiprocessor Implementation
Speech Recognition With Difficult Dictionaries
Recent Results on the Application of a Metric-Space Search Algorithm (AESA) to Multispeaker Data
Robust Features for Word Recognition
Statistical Analysis of Left-to-Right Parser for Word-Hypothesing
Overview of Speech Recognition in the 'SPICOS' System
An Experimental Environment for Generating Word Hypotheses in Continuous Speech
Application of the Error Correcting Grammatical Inference Method (ECGI) to Multi-Speaker Isolated Word Recognition
Multi-Speaker Experiments with the Morphic Generator Grammatical Inference Methodology
A New Approach to Template Selection for Speaker Independent Word Recognition
Dynamic Spectral Adaptation of Automatic Speech Recognizers to New Speakers
Towards Speaker-Independent continuous Speech Recognition
Evaluating Speech Recognizers and Data Bases
Linguistic Processing
Invited Papers
On-Line Interpretation in Speech Understanding and Dialogue Systems
Semantic Processing in Speech Understanding
Knowledge Based Systems for Speech Understanding
Contributed Papers
Recognition of Speaker-Dependent continuous Speech with KEAL-NEVEZH
Modification of Earley's Algorithm for Speech Recognition
Expectation-Based Speech Recognition
Merging Acoustics and Linguistics in speech Understanding
Using Semantic and Pragmatic Knowledge for the Interpretation of Syntactic Constituents
Task-Oriented Dialogue Processing in Human-Computer Voice Communication
Experimentation in the Specification of an Oral Dialogue