Phil Woodland

Phil Woodland

New Research Projects - Completed Research Projects - Teaching - Publications

New Research Projects - Completed Research Projects - Teaching - Publications

Office Location: BE5-01

Office Location: BE5-01

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 332996

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 332996

E-mail: pcw [at] eng.cam.ac.uk

E-mail: pcw [at] eng.cam.ac.uk

Phil Woodland is a Professor of Information Engineering in the (formerly the Speech Vision and Robotics (SVR) group), of which he is currently the head, and a Professorial Fellow of Peterhouse. He is also the head of the Speech Research Group, and works closely with other staff members of the group Prof Mark Gales, Professor Bill Byrne, and Prof Steve Young.

Phil Woodland is a Professor of Information Engineering in the (formerly the Speech Vision and Robotics (SVR) group), of which he is currently the head, and a Professorial Fellow of Peterhouse. He is also the head of the Speech Research Group, and works closely with other staff members of the group Prof Mark Gales, Professor Bill Byrne, and Prof Steve Young.

Current & New Research Projects

Current & New Research Projects

• Natural Speech Technology ESPRC-funded Programme with the Universities of Edinburgh and Sheffield
• BABEL (IARPA funded project - subcontract to IBM)
• Broad Operational Language Translation (DARPA funded project - subcontract to IBM)
• HTK Version 3

• Natural Speech Technology ESPRC-funded Programme with the Universities of Edinburgh and Sheffield
• BABEL (IARPA funded project - subcontract to IBM)
• Broad Operational Language Translation (DARPA funded project - subcontract to IBM)
• HTK Version 3

Recently Completed Projects

Recently Completed Projects

• AGILE (DARPA GALE funded project) - Integrated Automatic Speech Recognition and Statistical Machine Translation
• HTK Rich Audio Transcription (DARPA EARS funded project)
• CoreTex (EU funded: Improving Core Speech Recognition technology)
• Multimedia Document Retrieval (ESPRC funded)

• AGILE (DARPA GALE funded project) - Integrated Automatic Speech Recognition and Statistical Machine Translation
• HTK Rich Audio Transcription (DARPA EARS funded project) ( local web-pages)
• CoreTex (EU funded: Improving Core Speech Recognition technology)
• Multimedia Document Retrieval (ESPRC funded)

Teaching

Teaching

2022-2023

2012-2013

• Masters in Advanced Computer Science: Spoken Language Processing (L106)
  • Material available online (local access only)
• Fourth year engineering undergraduates
  • Module 4F11: Speech and Language Processing. Material available online (local access only)
  • Module 4F10: Statistical Pattern Processing. Material available online (local access only)

Publications

Publications

Information on most-cited publications can be found from Google Scholar.

Information on most-cited publications can be found from Google Scholar.