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Expert profile: Dr. Gerard CHOLLET
| [ ID = 1350 ] | Dr. Gerard CHOLLET |
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| Name | CHOLLET, Dr. Gerard |
| Job Title | Director of Research |
| Organisation | CNRS-LTCI, TELECOM-ParisTech |
| Address | 46 rue Barrault |
| Postal Code | 75634 |
| City | PARIS cedex 13 |
| Country | France |
| Phone | + 33 1 45 81 78 84 |
| Fax | + 33 1 45 88 79 35 |
| Mobile | + |
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| Membership | ELSNET ISCA ISPhS, AFCP, IEEE |
| Languages | English french and english |
| Specialism | Acoustic Modeling
Acoustic Phonetics Adaptive Speech Recognition Audiovisual Speech Processing Automated Natural Language Speech Automatic transcription of TV and radio broadcast News Bayesian Theory and Applications Call Center Automation Channel Mismatch Compensation Computer Assisted Language Learning Computer Telephony Integration Confidence Measures Development and Implementation of Speech Technology Applications Dialogue Dialogue systems Digital Speech Processing Dynamic Programming in Speech Recognition Endpoint Detection Experimental Phonetics General and Applied Phonetics Generalized Radial Basis Function Networks Hand Gestures and Speech Handwriting and Signature Recognition Hearing Impairment Hidden Markov Models HMM-based OCR Human Voice Understanding Information Retrieval Information Services by Telephone using Speech Technologies Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Language Acquisition Language Identification Language Learning Language Modeling Language Processing Language Translation Large speech corpora Lexical Acquisition Lexical Semantics Lexicons Linguistics Low Bit Rate Coding Machine Learning Machine Translation Measurement of Quality of Service in Speech Systems Modelling Emergence of Spoken Languages Multilingual Acoustic Modeling Multilingual Authoring Multilingual Speech Recognition Multilinguality Multimodal Communciation Multimodal Dialogue Systems Multimodal Human-Machine Communication Multimodality Natural Language Processing Natural Language Semantics Naturalistic Spoken Language Noise Reduction Non-HMM Methods for Speech Recognition Objective Speech Quality Objective speech quality measures Ontology Para- and Extralinguistic Aspects of Speech Pattern Recognition and Statistical Data Analysis Phonetics Pronunciation Modelling Prosody modelling Provision and integration of voice verification Question-Answering Recognition Technologies Recognition Tuning Robust Parsing and Understanding Robust Parsing of Spontaneous Speech Robust Semantic Processing Robust Speech Recognition Robust Speech Understanding Search Algorithms Search Engines Search Strategies Second Language Speech Segmentation and Automatic Transcription of Broadcast Data Semantic Interpretation Semantically Verified Documents Semantics Semantics and Pragmatics in Speech Understanding Software Architecture for Language Engineering Speaker Adaptation Speaker Identification Speaker Recognition Speech Acoustics Speech Aerodynamics Speech Analysis Speech Applications Speech Coding Speech Databases Speech Databases for Automatic Speech/Speaker Recognition Speech Disorders Speech Enabled IVRs Speech Enhancement Speech Evaluation Speech intelligibility measurement Speech Pathology Speech Processing Speech Production Speech Recognition Speech Retrieval Speech Signal Processing Speech Summarization Speech Synthesis Speech Technologies Speech Training Aids for Deaf and Hearing Impaired Speech Translation Systems for Traveling Abroad Speech Understanding Speech-Enabled IVR Systems Speech-temporal Organisation Speech-to-Speech Translation Spoken Dialogue and Robust Speech Understanding Spoken Dialogue Modeling Spoken Dialogue Processing Spoken Dialogue Systems Spoken Document Retrieval Spoken Language Resources and Evaluation Spoken Translation Spontaneous Speech Statistical Language Modeling and Analysis Statistical Language Modelling for Speech Recognition Statistical Methods for Information Retrieval Statistical Pattern Recognition Support Vector Machines for Speech Processing Systems for Older and Disabled People Teaching ITC Subjects (for students of languages and translation Telecommunications Telephone Announcement Systems Testing of Dialogue Systems Text Generation Text-to-Phonetic Representation Text-to-Speech Text-to-speech (Indic) Text-To-Speech Conversion Text-to-Speech in Telephony Transcription Translation and Foreign Language Production Turbulence-noise sources in speech production Usability of Speech Applications Use of articulatory models for ASR Use of Translation Tools Vector Quantization Very low bit rate coding Vocal-tract modelling Voice Activity Detection Voice Biometrics (Speaker Verification, Identification, Voice Disorders Voice Identification Voice Processing Voice Recording Voice to Text Conversion for the Hearing Impaired Voice-Driven Telecommunications Applications VoiceXML VoIP Wavelet Transforms Web Applications Wordnets |
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