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Further Applications of Sector-Based Detection and Short-Term Clustering

by Guillaume Lathoud , 2006
"... This paper presents an effective implementation of detection-localization of multiple speech sources with microphone arrays. In particular, the Scaled Conjugate Gradient descent is used for fast and precise localization, within a pre-detected volume of space, and a close to realtime implementation ..."
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in the short term – and acoustic speaker information, i.e. MFCCs – useful in the longer term. A dramatic improvement in speaker clustering results is obtained by the combined approach, as compared with the acoustic-alone approach, and results are close to those obtained with close-talking microphones. Finally

Short-Term Spatio-Temporal Clustering of

by Guillaume Lathoud, Jean-marc Odobez, Iain A. Mccowan, Guillaume Lathoud, Jean-marc Odobez, Iain A. Mccowan , 2004
"... Abstract. Accurate detection and segmentation of spontaneous multi-party speech is crucial for a variety of applications, including speech acquisition and recognition, as well as higher-level event recognition. However, the highly sporadic nature of spontaneous speech makes this task diÆcult. Moreov ..."
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Moreover, multi-party speech contains many overlaps. We propose to attack this problem as a multitarget tracking task, using location cues only. In order to best deal with high sporadicity, we propose a novel, generic, short-term clustering algorithm that can track multiple objects for a low computational

Short-Term Spatio–Temporal Clustering Applied to Multiple Moving Speakers

by Guillaume Lathoud, Jean-marc Odobez
"... Abstract—Distant microphones permit to process spontaneous multiparty speech with very little constraints on speakers, as opposed to close-talking microphones. Minimizing the constraints on speakers permits a large diversity of applications, including meeting summarization and browsing, surveillance ..."
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to determine the trajectories of multiple moving speakers in the short-term only, i.e., only while they speak. Instantaneous location estimates that are close in space and time are grouped into “short-term clusters ” in a principled manner. Each short-term cluster determines the precise start and end times

Tabu Search -- Part I

by Fred Glover , 1989
"... This paper presents the fundamental principles underlying tabu search as a strategy for combinatorial optimization problems. Tabu search has achieved impressive practical successes in applications ranging from scheduling and computer channel balancing to cluster analysis and space planning, and more ..."
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of problems for which it is best suited. This paper undertakes to present the major ideas and findings to date, and to indicate challenges for future research. Part I of this study indicates the basic principles, ranging from the short-term memory process at the core of the search to the intermediate and long

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by Rodolfo Console , Maura Murru , Flaminia Catalli , Giuseppe Falcone , Rodolfo Console , Maura Murru , Flaminia Catalli , Giuseppe Falcone
"... Here we give a brief outline of epidemic models incorporating the short-term clustering properties of earthquakes. Assuming the validity of the Gutenberg-Richter law, the occurrence-rate density of seismic events triggered by previous earthquakes can be described as: ..."
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Here we give a brief outline of epidemic models incorporating the short-term clustering properties of earthquakes. Assuming the validity of the Gutenberg-Richter law, the occurrence-rate density of seismic events triggered by previous earthquakes can be described as:

High performance messaging on workstations: Illinois Fast Messages (FM) for Myrinet

by Scott Pakin, Mario Lauria, Andrew Chien - In Supercomputing , 1995
"... In most computer systems, software overhead dominates the cost of messaging, reducing delivered performance, especially for short messages. Efficient software messaging layers are needed to deliver the hardware performance to the application level and to support tightly-coupled workstation clusters. ..."
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In most computer systems, software overhead dominates the cost of messaging, reducing delivered performance, especially for short messages. Efficient software messaging layers are needed to deliver the hardware performance to the application level and to support tightly-coupled workstation clusters

Attention gating in short-term visual memory

by Adam Reeves, George Sperling - Psychological Review , 1986
"... Subjects first detected a target embedded in a stream of letters presented at the left of fixation and then, as quickly as possible, shifted their attention to a stream of numerals at the right of fixation. They attempted to report, in order, the four earliest occurring numerals after the target. Nu ..."
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appeared earlier in the response than one from stimulus position j. For all subjects, targets, and numeral rates, the relative position of numerals in the response sequence showed clustering, disorder, and folding. Reported numerals tended to cluster around a stimulus position 400 ms after the target

MULTIPLE CONCURRENT SPEAKER SHORT-TERM TRACKING USING A KALMAN FILTER BANK

by Youssef Oualil, Dietrich Klakow
"... This paper presents a novel filtering approach for tracking multiple concurrent speakers with a microphone array. In this framework, a Kalman filter bank that evolves in time according to a temporal Hidden Markov Model (HMM) is proposed. This approach was de-signed to overcome two major problems tha ..."
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-lows speakers to change their state (speaking, silent, etc.) over time. The actual active speakers number and locations are extracted from the active filters using a second Kalman filter. Experiments on the AV16.3 showed an average tracking rate improvement of 8 % com-pared to a short-term clustering approach

Predicting Short-Term Currency Trends

by Frbny
"... Abstract Currency economists are puzzled by the relatively high frequency of massive, abrupt exchange-rate changes, such as dollar-yen's 11 percent decline on October 7, 1998. This paper provides evidence that such moves may be partly caused by stop-loss orders, which create rapid, self-reinfo ..."
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attempts to provide statistical evidence of this phenomenon in currency markets, where stop-loss orders are commonplace. 4 To identify when such orders are executed, I turn to evidence that stop-loss orders cluster in predictable ways near round numbers (Osler The statistical methodology is a variant

Short-Term Speculators and Long-Term Investors i

by Markus Demary, Markus Demary , 2007
"... Abstract: We propose a new model of chartist-fundamentalist-interaction in which both groups of traders are allowed to select endogenously between different forecasting models and different investment horizons. Stochastic interest rates in both countries and different behavioral assumptions for tren ..."
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, on the microscopic level the tax harms short-term speculation in favor of long-term investment, while it also harms trading rules based on economic fundamentals in favor to trend extrapolating trading rules.
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