SPE-56: Paralinguistics in Speech |
Session Type: Poster |
Time: Friday, 11 June, 14:00 - 14:45 |
Location: Gather.Town |
Virtual Session: View on Virtual Platform |
Session Chair: Visar Berisha, Arizona State University |
SPE-56.1: MODELLING PARALINGUISTIC PROPERTIES IN CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH TO DETECT BIPOLAR DISORDER AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER |
Bo Wang; University of Oxford |
Yue Wu; University of Oxford |
Nemanja Vaci; University of Sheffield |
Maria Liakata; Queen Mary University of London |
Terry Lyons; University of Oxford |
Kate Saunders; University of Oxford |
SPE-56.2: AN ATTENTION MODEL FOR HYPERNASALITY PREDICTION IN CHILDREN WITH CLEFT PALATE |
Vikram C Mathad; Arizona State University |
Nancy Scherer; Arizona State University |
Kathy Chapman; University of Utah |
Julie Liss; Arizona State University |
Visar Berisha; Arizona State University |
SPE-56.3: AN END-TO-END SPEECH ACCENT RECOGNITION METHOD BASED ON HYBRID CTC/ATTENTION TRANSFORMER ASR |
Qiang Gao; NetEase Youdao |
Haiwei Wu; NetEase Youdao |
Yanqing Sun; NetEase Youdao |
Yitao Duan; NetEase Youdao |
SPE-56.4: MULTI-TASK ESTIMATION OF AGE AND COGNITIVE DECLINE FROM SPEECH |
Yilin Pan; University of Sheffield |
Venkata Srikanth Nallanthighal; Radboud University Nijmegen |
Daniel Blackburn; University of Sheffield |
Heidi Christensen; University of Sheffield |
Aki Harma; Philips Research |
SPE-56.5: DEEPEMOCLUSTER: A SEMI-SUPERVISED FRAMEWORK FOR LATENT CLUSTER REPRESENTATION OF SPEECH EMOTIONS |
Wei-Cheng Lin; University of Texas at Dallas |
Kusha Sridhar; University of Texas at Dallas |
Carlos Busso; University of Texas at Dallas |
SPE-56.6: THE ROLE OF TASK AND ACOUSTIC SIMILARITY IN AUDIO TRANSFER LEARNING: INSIGHTS FROM THE SPEECH EMOTION RECOGNITION CASE |
Andreas Triantafyllopoulos; audEERING GmbH/University of Augsburg |
Björn Schuller; University of Augsburg |