Non-Linear Dynamics and Chaos
October 27, 2015
Events
A Stochastic Feedback Model for Image Retrieval
October 27, 2015
Computational Gene Finding in the Human Genome: How Many Genes Do We Have? – Steven Salzberg (University of Maryland)
October 27, 2015
When:
July 26, 2000 all-day
Abstract Scientists have been trying to count the number of genes in the human genome since the 1960s, but despite dramatic advances in technology, the quest continues. In this talk, I will describe the decades-long[…]
Effects of sublexical pattern frequency on production accuracy in young children – Mary Beckman (Department of Linguistics, Ohio State University)
October 27, 2015
When:
April 24, 2001 all-day
Abstract A growing body of research on adult speech perception and production suggests that phonological processing is grounded in generalizations about sub-lexical patterns and the relative frequencies with which they occur in the lexicon. Much[…]
Acoustic-optical Phonetics and Audiovisual Speech Perception
October 27, 2015
When:
April 17, 2001 all-day
Abstract Several sources of behavioral evidence show that speech perception is audiovisual when acoustic and optical speech signals are afforded the perceiver. The McGurk effect and enhancements to auditory speech intelligibility in noise are two[…]
Deterministic Annealing for Clustering, Compression, Classification, Regression, and Speech Recognition – Kenneth Rose (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of California at Santa Barbara)
October 27, 2015
When:
April 10, 2001 all-day
Abstract The deterministic annealing approach to clustering and its extensions have demonstrated substantial performance improvement over standard supervised and unsupervised learning methods on a variety of important problems including compression, estimation, pattern recognition and classification,[…]
