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SP, SIP, EA 2017-03-02
09:00
Okinawa Okinawa Industry Support Center [Poster Presentation] Acoustic-to-articulatory inversion mapping with variational latent trajectory Gaussian mixture model
Patrick Lumban Tobing (Nagoya Univ.), Hirokazu Kameoka (NTT), Tomoki Toda (Nagoya Univ.) EA2016-134 SIP2016-189 SP2016-129
 [more] EA2016-134 SIP2016-189 SP2016-129
pp.291-296
SP 2016-08-24
13:00
Kyoto ACCMS, Kyoto Univ. Adaptation Methods for Daily Activity Recognition Based on Deep Neural Network
Tomoki Hayashi (Nagoya Univ.), Norihide Kitaoka (Tokushima Univ.), Tomoki Toda, Kazuya Takeda (Nagoya Univ.) SP2016-27
Our objective is to build a monitoring system which enables elderly people to live actively, and the key technology to a... [more] SP2016-27
pp.1-6
SP 2016-08-24
13:25
Kyoto ACCMS, Kyoto Univ. Daily Activity Recognition Based on Recurrent Neural Network
Akira Tamamori, Tomoki Hayashi, Tomoki Toda, Kazuya Takeda (Nagoya Univ.) SP2016-28
Our goal is to build an automatic surveillance system for elderly people and the core technique is daily activity recogn... [more] SP2016-28
pp.7-12
EA, SP, SIP 2016-03-28
09:00
Oita Beppu International Convention Center B-ConPlaza Method of presenting sound signals for selective listening system
Tomomi Suzuki (Nagoya Univ.), Takanori Nishino (Mie Univ.), Yoshio Ishiguro, Tomoki Toda, Kazuya Takeda (Nagoya Univ.) EA2015-66 SIP2015-115 SP2015-94
We are able to selectively concentrate on the desired acoustic information in the environmental sounds.
The aim of this... [more]
EA2015-66 SIP2015-115 SP2015-94
pp.1-6
EA, SP, SIP 2016-03-28
13:15
Oita Beppu International Convention Center B-ConPlaza [Poster Presentation] An evaluation of F0 transformation for statistical singing voice conversion based on spectral differential filtering
Kazuhiro Kobayashi (NAIST), Tomoki Toda (Nagoya Univ./NAIST), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2015-84 SIP2015-133 SP2015-112
In this report, we propose a technique for cross-gender statistical singing voice conversion (SVC) with direct waveform ... [more] EA2015-84 SIP2015-133 SP2015-112
pp.105-110
EA, SP, SIP 2016-03-28
13:15
Oita Beppu International Convention Center B-ConPlaza [Poster Presentation] An evaluation of acoustic-to-articulatory inversion mapping with latent trajectory Gaussian mixture model
Patrick Lumban Tobing (NAIST), Tomoki Toda (Nagoya Univ./NAIST), Hirokazu Kameoka (NTT), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2015-85 SIP2015-134 SP2015-113
In this report, we present an evaluation of acoustic-to-articulatory inversion mapping based on latent trajectory
Gauss... [more]
EA2015-85 SIP2015-134 SP2015-113
pp.111-116
EA, SP, SIP 2016-03-28
13:15
Oita Beppu International Convention Center B-ConPlaza [Poster Presentation] Nonaudible murmur enhancement based on non-negative tensor factorization of air- and body-conducted signals in real environments
Yusuke Tajiri (NAIST), Hirokazu Kameoka (NTT), Tomoki Toda (Nagoya Univ./NAIST), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2015-86 SIP2015-135 SP2015-114
Nonaudible murmur (NAM) recorded with a special body-conductive microphone called NAM microphone is one of the promising... [more] EA2015-86 SIP2015-135 SP2015-114
pp.117-122
EA, SP, SIP 2016-03-29
14:40
Oita Beppu International Convention Center B-ConPlaza Product-of-Experts approach to integration of F0 generative process model to statistical F0 prediction for electrolaryngeal speech enhancement
Kou Tanaka (NAIST), Hirokazu Kameoka (NTT), Tomoki Toda (The University of Nagoya/NAIST), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2015-133 SIP2015-182 SP2015-161
We have previously proposed a statistical fundamental frequency (F0) prediction method that makes it possible to predict... [more] EA2015-133 SIP2015-182 SP2015-161
pp.373-377
NLC, IPSJ-NL, SP, IPSJ-SLP
(Joint) [detail]
2015-12-02
11:15
Aichi Nagoya Inst of Tech. Evaluation and Analysis of Duration Correction for Non-Native Speech Based on Waveform Modification
Shinya Kura, Shinnosuke Takamichi (NAIST), Tomoki Toda (NAIST/Nagoya Univ.), Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2015-73
There are several attempts at correcting durational patterns of non-native speech towards language learning. One of the ... [more] SP2015-73
pp.19-24
EA, EMM 2015-11-12
17:00
Kumamoto Kumamoto Univ. Noise suppression method for body-conducted soft speech based on external noise monitoring
Yusuke Tajiri (NAIST), Tomoki Toda (Nagoya Univ.), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2015-31 EMM2015-52
As one of the silent speech interfaces, nonaudible murmur (NAM) microphone has been developed for detecting an extremely... [more] EA2015-31 EMM2015-52
pp.41-46
SP 2015-10-15
13:25
Hyogo Kobe Univ. Statistical singing voice conversion based on direct waveform modification and its parameter generation algorithms
Kazuhiro Kobayashi, Tomoki Toda, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2015-60
This report presents a novel statistical singing voice conversion (SVC) technique with direct waveform modification base... [more] SP2015-60
pp.7-12
EA, ASJ-H 2015-08-03
13:00
Miyagi Tohoku Univ., Research Inst. of Electrical Communication Aliasing reduction in L-F model implementation for an interactive tool applicable to speech science education
Hideki Kawahara (Wakayama Univ.), Ken-Ichi Sakakibara (Health Sciences Univ. Hokkaido), Hideki Banno (Meijo Univ.), Masanori Morise (Univ. Yamanashi), Tomoki Toda (NAIST), Toshio Irino (Wakayama Univ.) EA2015-10
 [more] EA2015-10
pp.1-6
SP, IPSJ-SLP
(Joint)
2015-07-16
13:30
Nagano Katakura Suwako Hotel Acoustic data-driven pronunciation lexicon for non-native speech recognition
Satoshi Tsujioka (NAIST), Liang Lu (University of Edinburgh), Sakriani Sakti, Graham Neubig, Tomoki Toda, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2015-36
Nowadays, the English language is often used as a tool to facilitate communication at international meetings. Consequent... [more] SP2015-36
pp.1-6
WIT, SP, ASJ-H, PRMU 2015-06-18
15:15
Niigata   Implementation of Direct F0 Control of an Electrolarynx based on Real-time Excitation Prediction
Kou Tanaka, Tomoki Toda, Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) PRMU2015-40 SP2015-9 WIT2015-9
 [more] PRMU2015-40 SP2015-9 WIT2015-9
pp.47-52
WIT, SP, ASJ-H, PRMU 2015-06-18
14:25
Niigata   Non-Audible Murmur Enhancement Method using Air- and Body-Conductive Microphones in Noisy Environments and its Evaluation
Yusuke Tajiri, Kou Tanaka, Tomoki Toda, Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) PRMU2015-42 SP2015-11 WIT2015-11
As one of the silent speech interfaces, Non-Audible Murmur (NAM) microphone which can detect an extremely soft whispered... [more] PRMU2015-42 SP2015-11 WIT2015-11
pp.59-64
SIP, EA, SP 2015-03-02
11:15
Okinawa   Modulation spectrum-constrained trajectory training algorithm for statistical parametric speech synthesis
Shinnosuke Takamichi (NAIST/CMU), Tomoki Toda (NAIST), Alan W. Black (CMU), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) EA2014-77 SIP2014-118 SP2014-140
 [more] EA2014-77 SIP2014-118 SP2014-140
pp.31-36
NLC, IPSJ-NL, SP, IPSJ-SLP, JSAI-SLUD
(Joint) [detail]
2014-12-15
09:30
Kanagawa Tokyo Institute of Technology (Suzukakedai Campus) Recognition and Analysis of Emotion in Indonesian Conversational Speech
Nurul Lubis, Sakriani Sakti, Graham Neubig, Tomoki Toda (NAIST), Dessi Lestari, Ayu Purwarianti (ITB), Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2014-106
The importance of incorporating emotional aspect in human computer interaction continues to arise. Unfortunately, explor... [more] SP2014-106
pp.1-6
NLC, IPSJ-NL, SP, IPSJ-SLP, JSAI-SLUD
(Joint) [detail]
2014-12-16
11:00
Kanagawa Tokyo Institute of Technology (Suzukakedai Campus) Articulatory Controllable Speech Modification using Sequential Inversion and Production Mapping with Gaussian Mixture Models
Patrick Lumban Tobing, Tomoki Toda, Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST), Ayu Purwarianti (ITB) SP2014-111
In this report, we propose an articulatory controllable speech modification framework using statistical inversion and pr... [more] SP2014-111
pp.57-62
NLC, IPSJ-NL, SP, IPSJ-SLP, JSAI-SLUD
(Joint) [detail]
2014-12-16
11:00
Kanagawa Tokyo Institute of Technology (Suzukakedai Campus) Prosody Correction Preserving Speaker Individuality in English-Read-By-Japanese Speech Synthesis Based on HMM
Yuji Oshima, Shinnosuke Takamichi, Tomoki Toda, Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2014-112
To build an English acoustic model that well captures speaker individuality of each Japanese speaker, a framework using ... [more] SP2014-112
pp.63-68
NLC, IPSJ-NL, SP, IPSJ-SLP, JSAI-SLUD
(Joint) [detail]
2014-12-16
11:00
Kanagawa Tokyo Institute of Technology (Suzukakedai Campus) HMM-Based Speech Synthesis System with Prosody Modification Based on Speech Input
Yuri Nishigaki, Shinnosuke Takamichi, Tomoki Toda, Graham Neubig, Sakriani Sakti, Satoshi Nakamura (NAIST) SP2014-115
As a creative activity using speech synthesis technologies has been grown rapidly, it is desired to develop an interface... [more] SP2014-115
pp.81-86
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