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EMaster summer school 2000 : Chios, Greece
 
The European Masters in Language and
Speech is an initiative from European universities to work towards common
qualifications in the area of Language and Speech processing. One of the joint actions is
the organisation of an annual event where students enrolled in curricula involved (and
others!) can come together to learn about recent trends and achievements.
In 2000 we organise the first EMasters school (2 days) at the beautiful Chios Island, Greece, preceeding
the 8th European Summer School
on Language and Speech Communication (TESTIA) (on Text and Speech Triggered
Information Access) which will be held from July 15-30. In close co-operation and with the
help of the Testia organisers (ILSP, Athens) we
will make use of the same facilities.
There is no fee to attend the EMasters School. You can make use of the same cheap
accommodation as is offered for the TESTIA school. The number of attendees is limited to
30.
Visit the TESTIA site to get
more information on the venue and the travel to Chios.
Programme:
Thursday July 13
9.00 - 12.30
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Joint presentation from Brno / Barcelona / Athens-Patras on
Wordnet |
16.30 - 17.30
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Hervé Bourlard, Martin Rajman, Giulia Bernardis (EPFL&IDIAP):
"Acoustic and Linguistic Models for Research and Development in the field of
Vocal Information Servers" |
17.30 - 20.00
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Hynek Hermansky (Brno, Portland, Berkeley):
"Current state and some evolving trends in feature extraction for speech
recognition." |
Friday July 14
9.00 - 10.30
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Juergen Trouvain (Saarbruecken):
"Why does synthetic speech still sound so terrible? -A view from the
phonetics/phonology perspective |
11.00 - 12.30
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Tom Brondsted (Aalborg):
"The role of speech in tomorrow's wireless communication systems" |
16.30 - 20.00
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