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    Towards an accurate speaker-independent Holy Quran acoustic model by El Amrani, Mohamed Yassine, Rahman, M. M., Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza, Shah, Asadullah

    Published 2018
    “…In this paper, a more accurate Carnegie Melon University Sphinx acoustic model was trained for the Holy Quran chapters 001, and 067 to 114. …”
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    Feasibility of Using Regional Seismic Reflections Surveys to Discover Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) Deposits in the Gawler Craton, South Australia by Okan, Evans Onojasun

    Published 2018
    “…By simulating surveys with acoustic modelling and comparing the simulations to real data the thesis shows this to be true. …”
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    Modelling acoustic propagation beneath Antarctic sea ice using measured environmental parameters by Alexander, P., Duncan, Alec, Bose, N., Williams, G.

    Published 2016
    “…The conclusions of this work are that: (1) the accuracy of acoustic modelling in this environment is greatly increased by using realistic sound speed data; (2) a risk averse ranging model would use only the direct path signal transmission; and (3) in a flat ice scenario, much greater ranges can be achieved if the surface reflected transmission paths are included. …”
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    Laser ultrasonic method for determination of crystallographic orientation of large grain metals by spatially resolved acoustic spectroscopy (SRAS) by Li, Wenqi

    Published 2012
    “…At the end of the thesis, consideration is given to further research in the acoustic modelling and data processing algorithms that would improve the technique in the future.…”
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    Modelling acoustic transmission loss due to sea ice cover by Alexander, P., Duncan, Alec, Bose, N., Smith, D.

    Published 2013
    “…It outlines methods for including ice in acoustic modelling tools and demonstrates the influence of one set of ice statistics on transmission loss.…”
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    Towards using CMU Sphinx Tools for the Holy Quran recitation verification by Amrani, Mohamed Y. El, Rahman, M.M. Hafizur, Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza, Shah, Asadullah

    Published 2015
    “…The building of the acoustic model was done using a simplified list of phonemes instead of the mainly used Romanized in order to simplify the process of training the acoustic model. …”
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    Pronunciation variations and context-dependent model to improve ASR performance for dyslexic children’s read speech by Husni, Husniza, Jamaludin, Zulikha

    Published 2009
    “…Focusing on the key element for an ASR-based application for dyslexic children reading isolated words in Bahasa Melayu, this paper can be an evidence of the need to have a carefully designed acoustic model for a satisfying recognition accuracy of 79.17% on test dataset. …”
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    Using Resources from a Closely-related Language to Develop ASR for a Very Under-resourced Language: A Case Study for Iban by Juan, Sarah Samson, Besacier, Laurent, Lecouteux, Benjamin, Dyab, Mohamed

    Published 2015
    “…We developed a semi-supervised method for building the pronunciation dictionary and applied cross-lingual strategies for improving acoustic models trained with very limited training data. …”
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    Acoustic Pronunciation Variations Modeling for Standard Malay Speech Recognition by Seman, Noraini, Jusoff, Kamaruzaman

    Published 2008
    “…Sound or partial changes can be handled by adjusting the acoustic models through sharing or adaptation of the Gaussian mixture components. …”
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    Phonetically rich and balanced speech corpus for Arabic speaker-independent continuous automatic speech recognition systems by Abushariah, Mohammad Abd-Alrahman Mahmoud, Ainon, Raja Noor, Zainuddin, Roziati, Elshafei, Moustafa, Khalifa, Othman Omran

    Published 2010
    “…The speech engine uses 3-emitting state Hidden Markov Models (HMM) for tri-phone based acoustic models. Based on experimental analysis of 4.07 hours of training speech data, the acoustic model used continuous observation's probability model of 16 Gaussian mixture distributions and the state distributions were tied to 400 senons. …”
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    A Framework For Automatic Code Switching Speech Recognition With Multilingual Acoustic And Pronunciation Models Adaptation by Ahmed, Basem H. A.

    Published 2014
    “…We also put forward the usage of an acoustic model adaptation approach known as hybrid approach of interpolation and merging to cross-adapt acoustic models of different languages to recognize code-switching speech better. …”
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    A Framework For Automatic Code Switching Speech Recognition With Multilingual Acoustic And Pronunciation Models Adaptation by A. Ahmed, Basem H.

    Published 2014
    “…We also put forward the usage of an acoustic model adaptation approach known as hybrid approach of interpolation and merging to cross-adapt acoustic models of different languages to recognize code-switching speech better. …”
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    Acoustic Speaker Localization with Strong Reverberation and Adaptive Feature Filtering with a Bayes RFS Framework by Lin, Shoufeng

    Published 2019
    “…Novel reverberation-robust speaker localization algorithms are derived from the signal and room acoustics models. A multi-speaker tracking filter and a multi-feature multi-speaker state filter are developed based upon the generalized labeled multi-Bernoulli random finite set framework. …”
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    Arabic Speaker-Independent Continuous Automatic Speech Recognition Based on a Phonetically Rich and Balanced Speech Corpus by Abushariah, Mohammad Abd-Alrahman Mahmoud, -, Raja Ainon, Zainuddin, Roziati, Elshafei, Moustafa, Khalifa, Othman Omran

    Published 2012
    “…The speech engine uses 3-emitting state Hidden Markov Models (HMM) for tri-phone based acoustic models. Based on experimental analysis of about 7 hours of training speech data, the acoustic model is best using continuous observation’s probability model of 16 Gaussian mixture distributions and the state distributions were tied to 500 senones. …”
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    Towards using CMU sphinx tools for the Holy Quran recitation verification by El Amrani, Mohamed Yassine, Rahman, M.M. Hafizur, Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza, Shah, Asadullah

    Published 2016
    “…The building of the language model was done using a simplified list of phonemes instead of the mainly used Romanized in order to simplify the process of training the acoustic model. In this paper, the experiments resulted in Word Error Rates (WER) as low as 1.5% even with a very small set of audio files used during the training phase.…”
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    Application of the fast multipole boundary element method to underwater acoustic scattering. by Wilkes, D, Duncan, Alexander

    Published 2011
    “…A possible method for coupling an exterior acoustic model to a structural model, both calculated via the FMA, is outlined here. …”
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    Analysis of Malay Speech Recognition for Different Speaker Origins by Juan, Sarah Samson, Besacier, Laurent, Tan, Tien-Ping

    Published 2012
    “…We employ context dependent models by applying linear discriminant analysis for our acoustic model and a trigram based language model. Our experiments show improved results when linear discriminant analysis technique was employed in our model while our recognizer performed worst for speakers with accent that are not available in the training data.…”
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    FMBEM analysis of sound scattering from a damping plate in the near field of a hydrophone. by Wilkes, Daniel, Alexander, P., Duncan, Alexander

    Published 2012
    “…As part of research into the effect of underwater noise on the communication between an under-ice Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) and it’s stationary launch vessel (the Aurora Australis), fast multipole boundary element method (FMBEM) acoustic modeling was conducted. In particular, a steel damping plate with a complex 3-dimensional structure was modeled (using up to 1.6 x 10 5 boundary elements) and the effect of sound scattering from a pinger near the ship was determined at the receiver hydrophone, which was in close proximity to the damping plate. …”
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