People I supervise:

• Undergraduate students for the Electrical and Information Sciences tripos
• Mphil computer speech and language processing

Past and current PhD students:

• Christine Tuerk, "Automatic Speech Synthesis Using Auditory Transforms and Artificial Neural Networks", December 1992
• Andrew Senior, "Off-line Cursive Handwriting Recognition using Recurrent Neural Networks", September 1994
• Mark Ellis, "Mechanisms in Phonetic Tactile Speech Perception", November 1994
• Dan Kershaw, "Phonetic Context-Dependency in a Hybrid {ANN/HMM} Speech Recognition System", September 1996
• Gary Cook, "Model Combination for Connectionist Speech Recognition", January 1997
• Steve Waterhouse, "Classification and Regression using Mixtures of Experts", September 1997
• Beth Logan, "Adaptive Model-Based Speech Enhancement", August 1998
• Philip Clarkson, "Adaptation of Statistical Language Models for Automatic Speech Recognition", 1999
• Parham Zolfaghari, "Sinusoidal Model Based Segmental Speech Coding", 2000
• Gavin Smith
• Matt Stuttle

Past and current courses have taught:

• Fourth year undergraduate module: I11 Speech Processing
• MPhil: C programming
• MPhil: Speech Pattern Processing
• MPhil: Speech Recognition
• MPhil: Speech Analysis
• MPhil: Search and Language Modelling
• MPhil: Speech Output