Mirjam Wester - Citegraph

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Name	Affiliation	Papers
MIRJAM WESTER	The Centre for Speech Technology Research, University of Edinburgh, Informatics Forum, 10 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB, UK	36
Collaborators	Citations	PageRank
63	276	27.25
Referers	Referees	References
500	616	376

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Title	Citations	PageRank	Year
Speech Synthesis for the Generation of Artificial Personality	4	0.47	2020
Real-Time Reactive Speech Synthesis: Incorporating Interruptions	1	0.37	2017
Bot or not: exploring the fine line between cyber and human identity.	0	0.34	2017
Multidimensional scaling of systems in the Voice Conversion Challenge 2016.	0	0.34	2016
Anti-Spoofing for Text-Independent Speaker Verification: An Initial Database, Comparison of Countermeasures, and Human Performance.	16	0.76	2016
Synthesising Filled Pauses: Representation and Datamixing.	0	0.34	2016
Are We Using Enough Listeners? No! An Empirically-Supported Critique Of Interspeech 2014 Tts Evaluations	1	0.38	2015
Human Vs Machine Spoofing Detection On Wideband And Narrowband Data	9	0.57	2015
Artificial Personality And Disfluency	2	0.36	2015
The Mgb Challenge: Evaluating Multi-Genre Broadcast Media Recognition	16	0.96	2015
/u/-Fronting in English speakers' L1 but not in their L2.	0	0.34	2015
Using linguistic predictability and the lombard effect to increase the intelligibility of synthetic speech in noise.	1	0.36	2014
Accent rating by native and non-native listeners	1	0.36	2014
Using neighbourhood density and selective SNR boosting to increase the intelligibility of synthetic speech in noise	2	0.39	2013
Personalising speech-to-speech translation: Unsupervised cross-lingual speaker adaptation for HMM-based speech synthesis	0	0.34	2013
Analysis of unsupervised cross-lingual speaker adaptation for HMM-based speech synthesis using KLD-based transform mapping	6	0.45	2012
Talker discrimination across languages	1	0.37	2012
Cross-Lingual Speaker Discrimination Using Natural And Synthetic Speech	2	0.38	2011
Speaker similarity evaluation of foreign-accented speech synthesis using HMM-based speaker adaptation	9	0.75	2011
Rapid Adaptation Of Foreign-Accented Hmm-Based Speech Synthesis	4	0.45	2011
Personalising speech-to-speech translation in the EMIME project	1	0.36	2010
Speaker adaptation and the evaluation of speaker similarity in the EMIME speech-to-speech translation project.	13	0.83	2010
An elitist approach to automatic articulatory-acoustic feature classification for phonetic characterization of spoken language	11	0.99	2005
Articulatory feature recognition using dynamic Bayesian networks	46	2.21	2004
Pronunciation modeling for ASR – knowledge-based and data-derived methods	14	0.89	2003
Automatic transcription of football commentaries in the MUMIS project	2	0.40	2003
Syllable classification using articulatory-acoustic features	12	1.28	2003
Goal-directed ASR in a multimedia indexing and searching environment (MUMIS)	3	0.70	2002
A dutch treatment of an elitist approach to articulatory-acoustic feature classification	11	1.25	2001
An elitist approach to articulatory-acoustic feature classification	21	2.03	2001
A comparison of data-derived and knowledge-based modeling of pronunciation variation	9	0.66	2000
Pronunciation variation in ASR: which variation to model?	10	1.00	2000
Improving the performance of a Dutch CSR by modeling within-word and cross-word pronunciation variation	40	3.54	1999
Two automatic approaches for analyzing connected speech processes in dutch	1	0.42	1998
The selection of pronunciation variants: comparing the performance of man and machine	5	1.20	1998
Modeling pronunciation variation for a dutch CSR: testing three methods	2	0.40	1998