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Spectrally selective dithering for distorted speech recognition

The performance of speech recognition systems can be significantly degraded if the speech spectrum is distorted. This includes situations such as the usage of an improper recording device, enhancement technique or speech coder. This paper presents a front-end compensation method called spectrally selective dithering aimed at reconstructing the spectral characteristics of nonlinearly distorted s...

A Conceptual View of Citation Indexing

The concept of citation indexing is simple. Almost all the papers, notes, reviews, corrections, and correspondence published in scientific journals contain citations. These cite-generally by title, author, and where and when published-documents that support, provide precedent for, illustrate, or elaborate on what the author has to say. Citations are the formal, explicit linkages between papers ...

Citation Summarization Through Keyphrase Extraction

This paper presents an approach to summarize single scientific papers, by extracting its contributions from the set of citation sentences written in other papers. Our methodology is based on extracting significant keyphrases from the set of citation sentences and using these keyphrases to build the summary. Comparisons show how this methodology excels at the task of single paper summarization, ...

A Model for Publication and Citation Statistics of Individual Authors

One of the most important requirements of building applicable models and meaningful indicators for the use of scientometrics at the micro and meso level is the correct identification and disambiguation of authors and institutes. Platforms like ResearcherID or ORCID with author registration providing high reliability but lower coverage now provide appropriate data sets for the development and te...