NASA Scientific and Technical Aerospace Reports

measurement instrument is implemented by use of a microprocessor, and the matrix photo-interrupters are developed to
determine the dynamic characteristics of a Langevin vibrator, particularly based on the steel ball bouncing behavior.
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Electromechanics; Resonant Frequencies; Langevin Formula; Levitation; Dynamic Characteristics; Piezoelectric Ceramics
20060001518 Ljubljana Univ., Ljubljana, Slovenia
Electrotechnical Review, Volume 72, No. 4
Baldomir, Zajc, Editor; Trost, Andrej, Editor; Slivnik, Tomaz, Editor; Bajd, Tadej, Editor; Brglez, Franc, Editor; Divjak, Sasa,
Editor; Drnovsek, janko, Editor; Gubina, Ferdo, Editor; Horvat, Bogomir, Editor; Jezernik, Karel, Editor, et al.; 2005; ISSN
0013-5852; 89 pp.; In English; In Slovene; Original contains black and white illustrations; Copyright; Avail.: Other
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The Electrotechnical Review (Elektrotehniski vestnik - EV) strives to publish well written papers in all areas of electrical
engineering and computer science that present important research results, successful applications or development, and
well-focused surveys which put recent progress into a broader perspective. In addition to regular papers which undergo a
review procedure short Correspondence items are published which range from book reviews, reports on activities of
professional societies and news on technological development and its applications. The journal is bilingual and publishes
papers in Slovenian and English language. All paper titles, abstracts and key words are published in both languages. Papers
in Slovenian have extended English abstracts. The Editors can arrange for translations of titles and abstracts from English to
Slovenian when necessary.
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Electrical Engineering; Periodicals
20060001583 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Piscataway, NJ, USA
IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP ‘87); Volume 1
1987; 675 pp.; In English; International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP ‘87), 6-9 Apr.
1987, Dallas, TX, USA; See also 20060001584 - 20060001740; Original contains black and white illustrations
Report No.(s): IEEE-Catalog-87CH2396-0-Vol-1; LC-84-645139; Copyright; Avail.: Other Sources
Topics discussed include: Deterministic Characteristics of LPC Distances: An Inconsistency with Perceptual Evidence;
Diagnostic Information from Subjective and Objective Intelligibility Tests; Vocal Tract Simulation: Implementation of
Continuous Variations of the Length in a Kelly-Lechbaum Model, Effects of Area Function; Modeling Spectral Speech
Transitions Using Temporal Decomposition Techniques; Information-Theoretic Compressibility of Speech Data; Complexity
Reduced Lattice Filters for Digital Speech Processing; A Minimum Discrimination Information Approach for Hidden Markov
Modeling; On the Distributions of Small-Sample Estimates of Second-Order AR Process Parcor Coefficients; On the Statistical
Sufficiency of the Coherently Averaged Covariance Matrix for the Estimation of the Parameters of Wideband Sources;
Properties and Generation of Non-Gaussian Time Series; Fast Algorithms for QR and Choleski Factors of Toeplitz Operators;
Statistically/Computationally Efficient Estimation of Non-Gaussian Autoregressive Processes; Maximum Likelihood
Estimation of a Class of Non-Gaussian Densities with Application to Deconvolution; Incorporated Robustness in Narrowband
Signal Subspace Spatial Spectral Estimators; On Identification of Non-Gaussian Time Series; Modeling Using Cumulant and
Autocorrelation Statistics; The Four Tones Recognition of Continuous Chinese Speech; Dynamic Programming Speech
Recognition Using a Context Free Grammar; A Stochastic Segment Model for Phoneme-Based Continuous Speech; On the
Automatic Segmentation of Speech Signals; Phoneme Classification for Real Time Speech Recognition of Italian; A
Connected Speech Recognition System Based on Spotting Diphone-Like Segments - Preliminary Results; BYBLOS: The
BNN Continuous Speech Recognition System; Continuous Speech Recognition by Means of Acoustic/Phonetic Classification
Obtained from a Hidden Markov Model; An Early Decision, Real-Time Connected-Speech Recognizer; Performance
Evaluation of a Connected Digit Recognizer; and Adaptive Filtering Without a Desired Signal.
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Adaptive Filters; Autoregressive Processes; Autocorrelation; Classifications; Information Theory; Maximum Likelihood
Estimates; Performance Tests; Real Time Operation; Speech Recognition; Phonetics
20060001586 Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY, USA
Exciting Conditions for Quantized State Adaptive Algorithms
Sethares, W. A.; Johnson, C. Richard, Jr.; IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing
(ICASSP ‘87); Volume 1; 1987, pp. 4.9.1-4.9.4; In English; See also 20060001583
Contract(s)/Grant(s): DCI-8608787; Copyright; Avail.: Other Sources
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