2005 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (IEEE Cat. No.05CH37625)

2005

The following topics are dealt with: voice morphing; spoken language understanding; speech perception and psychoacoustics; confidence measures and rejection algorithms; discriminative training; quantization and quality measurement; speech enhancement; speaker recognition; large vocabulary automatic speech recognition; speech analysis; noise robust speech recognition; prosody and speech synthesis; speech mining; audio-visual information processing; language modeling and identification; acoustic modeling and clustering algorithms; speech coding; watermarking; image denoising; video coding; image restoration and segmentation; biomedical imaging; image and video indexing and retrieval; biometrics; image coding; video transmission; video segmentation and tracking; image feature extraction; image representation and quality assessment; image enhancement; authentication; motion detection and estimation; image filtering; multimedia security and content protection; content based information retrieval and pattern discovery; multimedia signal processing; music; auditory modeling and hearing aids; loudspeaker and microphone array signal processing; echo cancellation, active noise control, and transducers; broadband and perceptual coding; ultra wideband communication; DSL communication; co-operative relays; MIMO capacity; MIMO precoding and transmit design; channel estimation and equalization; turbo decoding and iterative receivers; wireless networks; (semi)blind algorithms and independent component analysis; sensor networks; multi-carrier, OFDM and DMT communication; CDMA and spread spectrum communication; iterative decoding; space-time code design; transceiver design; particle filtering; adaptive filtering; parameter estimation; nonlinear systems; AR/ARMA system modeling and identification; signal restoration and reconstruction; nonlinear filtering; signal enhancement and noise reduction; sampling, extrapolation and interpolation; stationary signals and spectrum analysis; nonst

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