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Xunying Liu
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I am a Senior Research Associate in the Machine Intelligence Laboratory. I graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2000 before studying the MPhil in Computer Speech and Language Processing at CUED, and progressing to a PhD on discriminative complexity control and linear projections completed in 2005 with Dr. Mark Gales. Other faculty staff members in the group are Prof. Steve Young, Prof. Phil Woodland, and Dr. Bill Byrne. I am an associate of Clare Hall. You may find out more about me in my up-to-date (hopefully) CV. |
Research Interests
- Large vocabulary continuous speech recognition
- Automatic model complexity control
- Discriminative training
- Language modeling and adaptation
- Large vocabulary search and decoding
- Finite state machines
- Statistical Machine translation
- Machine learning
Research Projects
Past and present research projects that I spen(t/d) significant amount of time on:- NIST Rich Transcription LVCSR Evaluation (RT02) (2001-2002)
- HTK Rich Audio Transcription (DARPA EARS funded project) (2002-2005)
- Autonomous Global Integrated Language Exploitation (DARPA GALE funded project)
- HTK Version 3
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Speech Recognition
in Complex Acoustic Environment (Natural
Science Foundation of China funded major research plan)
in collaboration with Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Version 3.4.1 released! Improved
LV decoder oracle accuracy and tutorials.
Publications
Some of my published or on-going research work may be found here.Contact Information
| Rm. BE-503, Engineering Department |
Tel: +44 1223 766512 |
| Trumpington Street, Cambridge | Fax: +44 1223 332662 |
| CB2 1PZ, U.K. | Email xl207@cam.ac.uk |