Hiroshi G. Okuno

11 papers · 2002–2016 · 5 conferences · across top CS/AI conferences

Achievements

🏃 Academic Marathon (14) 🐣 Hot Topic Early Bird 🐝 Cross-Pollinator (11) 🌍 Conference Polyglot (5) 🧭 Keyword Pioneer 💎 Century Club (11) 🚀 Conference Pioneer

Conferences

COLING (5) ACL (2) INTERSPEECH (2) IJCNLP (1) NAACL (1)

Top co-authors

Kazunori Komatani (6) Tatsuya Kawahara (3) Mikio Nakano (3) Kotaro Funakoshi (3) Tetsuya Ogata (3) Masaki Katsumaru (2) Eiichiro Sumita (2) Naoki Hirayama (1) Takeshi Mizumoto (1) Kazuhiro Nakadai (1)

Keywords

source localization (1) source separation (1) signal processing (1) selective attention (1) sound localization (1) direction of arrival (1) microphone array (1) animal communication (1) phase difference (1) call alternation (1) frog vocalization (1) acoustic interaction (1) sound-imaging method (1) frog chorus (1) robot audition (1) bird song (1) sound source (1) sound imaging (1) bird song localization (1) male frog (1)

Papers

Localizing Bird Songs Using an Open Source Robot Audition System with a Microphone Array INTERSPEECH 2016

Call Alternation Between Specific Pairs of Male Frogs Revealed by a Sound-Imaging Method in Their Natural Habitat INTERSPEECH 2016

Statistical Method of Building Dialect Language Models for ASR Systems COLING 2012

Automatic Allocation of Training Data for Rapid Prototyping of Speech Understanding based on Multiple Model Combination COLING 2010

A Speech Understanding Framework that Uses Multiple Language Models and Multiple Understanding Models NAACL 2009

Rapid Prototyping of Robust Language Understanding Modules for Spoken Dialogue Systems IJCNLP 2008

Efficient Confirmation Strategy for Large-scale Text Retrieval Systems with Spoken Dialogue Interface COLING 2004

Using a Mixture of N-Best Lists from Multiple MT Systems in Rank-Sum-Based Confidence Measure for MT Outputs COLING 2004

Chunk-Based Statistical Translation ACL 2003

Flexible Guidance Generation Using User Model in Spoken Dialogue Systems ACL 2003

Efficient Dialogue Strategy to Find Users’ Intended Items from Information Query Results COLING 2002