Subjective and objective intelligibility measures
Herman J. M. Steeneken

Human capabilities for speech processing in noise
Phillip Dermody

DSP techniques for speech enhancement
Dirk Van Compernolle

Toward robust speech recognition under adverse conditions
Sadaoki Furui

The variability of speech produced in noise
Jean-Claude Junqua

Comprehension of synthetic speech in good and in adverse conditions
Cristina Delogu, S. Conte, A. Paoloni, C. Sementina

Intelligibility of Italian text-to-speech synthesizers in adverse conditions
Cristina Delogu, M. Falcone, A. Paoloni, P. Ridolfi, K. Vagges

Speech intelligibility in protective masks
Harry Hollien

Modeling speech intelligibility under reverberation and noise: room and diffuser influences
A. L. Randrianarison, C. Legros

Intelligibility improvement of noisy speech for people with cochlear implants
Hans-Günter Hirsch

Comparison of assessment methods for automatic speech recognition in noise conditions
Herman J. M. Steeneken, Andrew Varga

Standardised assessment of speech recognisers through telephone grade speech corpora
A. Riccio, F. Ceglie

A tool for hyperbaric speech improvement: the PSH/DISPE CDROM.
Alain Marchal, C. Meunier, C. Cavé

Robust signal preprocessing for word recognition in noisy environment
H. Eckhardt, M. Trompf, G. Angleys, Heidi Hackbarth

Cepstral normalization for robust speech recognition
Alejandro Acero, Richard M. Stern

A comparative study of the influence of parameter processing on two different approaches for speech recognition in adverse environment
A. Brancaccio, F. Ceglie, G. D'Acunzo, C. Pelaez, A. Riccio, F. Rigosi

Robust features for applications in speech and speaker recognition
B. Yegnanarayana, A. S. Madhukumar, V. R. Ramachandran

A frequency-weighted euclidean distance and its application to HMM-based recognition of noisy speech
Hiroshi Matsumoto

AR modelling of the speech autocorrelation to improve noisy speech recognition
J. Hernando, Climent Nadeu

A statistical analysis of hyperbaric speech signal classification features
Y. Le Calvé, J. Crestel, M. Guitton

RASTA extensions: robustness to additive and convolutional noise
Nelson Morgan, Hynek Hermansky

A comparison of feature performance under degraded speech in speaker recognition
J. P. Openshaw, Z. P. Sun, J. S. Mason

Cepstral mean compensation for HMM recognition in noise
S. J. Young

Speech enhancement using a statistically derived filter mapping
Yan Ming Cheng, Douglas O'Shaughnessy, Peter Kabal

Evaluation of linear and non-linear spectral subtraction methods for enhancing noisy speech
A. Le Floc'h, R. Salami, B. Mouy, J-P. Adoul

Synthesis on noise cancelling methods for mobile radio applications
G. Faucon, R. Le Bouquin

A noise reduction approach for non-stationary additive interference
Luc Gagnon

Speech enhancement by adaptive Wiener filtering based on cumulant AR modelling
E. Masgrau, J. Salavedra, Asunción Moreno, A. Ardanuy

Separation of concurrent speech signals: a cocktail-party-processor for speech enhancement
Markus Bodden, Jens Blauert

Speech enhancement based conceptually on auditory processing
E. Toner, D. R. Campbell

Evaluation of speech enhancement strategies for normal and hearing-impaired listeners
Donald G. Jamieson, Robert L. Brennan

Multiple binaural time delay estimation
K. Langley, D. J. Fleet

A pitch determination algorithm for very noisy telephone speech
J. Rouat, Y. C. Liu

Noisy tape recordings in forensics
Harry Hollien

Noise adaptation algorithms for robust speech recognition
H. M. Cung, Y. Normandin

A robust discrimination method based on selectively trained neural networks
Yolande Anglade, Dominique Fohr, Jean-Claude Junqua

Single vs. multiple sink models for isolated and connected word recognition
Carlos J. Teixeira, Isabel M. Trancoso, Antonio Serralheiro

Improving the robustness of automatic speech recognizers using state duration information
N. Nicol, Stephan Euler, M. Falkhausen, Herbert Reininger, Dietrich Wolf, J. Zinke

Hidden Markov model decomposition recognition of speech in noise: a comprehensive experimental study
M. Kadirkamanathan

Recognition of degraded speech with an IMELDA acoustic representation: a helicopter fly-by-voice project
Dariusz A. Zwierzynski, Claude Lefèbvre

Integrating speech recognition into a helicopter
D. R. Starks, M. J. Morgan

Improving recognition rate in adverse conditions by detection and noise suppression
Dominique Pastor, Christian Gulli

Improvements in speech recognition for voice dialing in the car environment
D. Geller, Reinhold Haeb-Umbach, Hermann Ney

A speech controlled user interface for car telephones
Stefan Dobler, Peter Meyer, Hans-Wilhelm Rühl

Adapting a HMM speech recognizer to noisy environments
C. Mokbel, L. Barber, Gérard Chollet

Isolated word recognition in noisy environments
J. Ortega, J. Alvarez, E. López, L. Hernández

Assessing recognisers for Italian digits recognition for added noise signals
M. Falcone, S. Daino, S. Ragazzini, F. Ceglie

Acoustical changes to speech in noisy and echoey environments
P. Howell, K. Young, S. Sackin

On the influence of noise on speech production and perception
D. Rostolland

A multivariate approach for the analysis of speech under cognitive stress
Bernard Harmegnies, A. Landercy

A parameter for the evaluation of emotional trouble: the cumulative distribution of amplitude in the speech spectrum
B. Gramatica, R. Ruiz, C. Legros

Disruption of speech amplitude cues by echo during turn-taking in telephone dialogue
P. Howell, K. Young

The hyperbar voice as a musical sound
D. Arfib, R. Kronland-Martinet

Characterization of vocal tract impulse responses for articulatory configurations of vowels in hyperbaric conditions
M. Guitton, J. Crestel

Noise reduction and hyperbaric speech improvement through an analysis/synthesis method
Denis Masse, Alain Marchal