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GALE - Global Autonomous Language Exploitation

The goal of the DARPA GALE program is to produce a system that is able to automatically take multilingual newscasts, text documents, and other forms of communication, and make their information available to human queries.

GALE has three major technical challenges:

  • automatic speech recognition, to process audio data,
  • machine translation, to translate non-English data, and
  • distillation, to extract the most useful pieces of information related to a given query.

SRI Nightingale Team Members:

Publications

  • X. Lei, M. Ostendorf, Word-level Tone Modeling for Mandarin Speech Recognition, ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • Dilek Hakkani-Tür, Gokhan Tur, Statistical Sentence Extraction for Information Distillation, ICASSP 2007, Honolulu HI
  • W. Wang, Z. Huang, M. Harper, Semi-Supervised Learning for Part-of-Speech Tagging of Mandarin Transcribed Speech, ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • Fabio Valente and Hynek Hermansky, "Combination of Acoustic Classifiers based on Dempster-Shafer Theory of evidence", ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • O. Cetin, A. Kantor, S. King, C. Bartels, M. Magimai-Doss, J. Frankel, K. Livescu, An Articulatory feature-based Tandem approach and factored observation modeling, ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • J. Zheng, O. Cetin, MY Hwang, X. Lei, A. Stolcke, N. Morgan, Combining Discriminative Feature, Transform, and Model Training for Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition, ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • B. Hoffmeister, D. Hillard, S. Hahn, R. Schlueter, M. Ostendorf, H. Ney, "Cross-Site and Intra-Site ASR System Combination: Comparisons on Lattice and 1-Best Methods", ICASSP 2007, Honolulu, HI
  • A. Nenkova, L. Vanderwende, K. McKeown, A Compositional Context Sensitive Multidocument Summarizer: Exploring the Factors That Influence, ACM SIGIR 2006, Seattle, WA
  • W. Li, X. Wang, A. McCallum, A Continuous-Time Model Model of Topic Co-occurrence Trends, AAAI 2006, Boston, MA
  • F. Valente and H. Hermansky, Discriminant linear processing of time-frequency plane, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • A. Alexandrescu & K. Kirchhoff, Factored Neural Language Models, HLT 2006, New York City, NY
  • Bjoern Hoffmeister, Tobias Klein, Ralf Schlueter, Hermann Ney, Frame Based System Combination and a Comparison with Weighted ROVER and CNC, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • X. Lei, M. Siu, M.-Y. Hwang, M. Ostendorf, T. Lee, Improved Tone Modeling for Mandarin Broadcast, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • Mei-Yuh Hwang, Xin Lei, Wen Wang and Takahiro Shinozaki, Investigation on Mandarin Broadcast, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • A. Mandal, M. Ostendorf, and A. Stolcke, Speaker Clustered Regression-Class Trees for MLLR, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • W. Wang, D. Verygri, The Use of Word N-Grams and Part of Speech for Hierarchical Cluster Language Modeling, ICASSP 2006, Toulouse, France
  • K. Lee and D. Ellis, Voice Activity Detection in Personal Audio Recordings Using Autocorrelogram Compensation, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • M. Zimmermann, D. Hakkani-Tür, J. Fung, N. Mirghafori, L. Gottlieb, E. Shriberg, Y. Liu, The ICSI+ Multi-Lingual Sentence Segmentation System, ICSLP 2006, Pittsburgh, PA
  • Stay tuned for other publications...

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