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1997

1996

Improving wordspotting performance with artificially generated dataEric I. Chang, Richard P. Lippmann. icassp 1996: 526-529 [doi]

Recognition by humans and machines: miles to go before we sleepRichard P. Lippmann. speech, 18(3):247-248, 1996. [doi]

Accurate consonant perception without mid-frequency speech energyRichard P. Lippmann. taslp, 4(1):66, 1996. [doi]

1995

A comparison of signal processing front ends for automatic word recognitionCharles R. Jankowski Jr., Hoang-Doan H. Vo, Richard P. Lippmann. taslp, 3(4):286-293, 1995. [doi]

1993

Evaluation and Analysis of Auditory Model Front Ends for Robust Speech Recognition Program SummaryRichard P. Lippmann. naacl 1993: [doi]

Hybrid neural-network/HMM approaches to wordspottingRichard P. Lippmann, Elliot Singer. icassp 1993: 565-568 [doi]

1992

Comparison of Auditory Models for Robust Speech RecognitionCharles R. Jankowski Jr., Richard P. Lippmann. naacl 1992: [doi]

Evaluation and Analysis of Auditory Model Front Ends for Robust Speech Recognition Program SummaryRichard P. Lippmann. naacl 1992: [doi]

1991

a posteriori ProbabilitiesMichael D. Richard, Richard P. Lippmann. neco, 3(4):461-483, 1991. [doi]

1990

Using genetic algorithms to select and create features for pattern classificationEric I. Chang, Richard P. Lippmann, D. W. Tong. ijcnn 1990: 747-752 [doi]

1989

Review of Neural Networks for Speech RecognitionRichard P. Lippmann. neco, 1(1):1-38, 1989. [doi]

Pattern classification using neural networksRichard P. Lippmann. cm, 27(11):47-50, 1989. [doi]

1988

1987

Multi-style training for robust isolated-word speech recognitionRichard P. Lippmann, Edward A. Martin, Douglas B. Paul. icassp 1987: 705-708 [doi]

Two-stage discriminant analysis for improved isolated-word recognitionEdward A. Martin, Richard P. Lippmann, Douglas B. Paul. icassp 1987: 709-712 [doi]

1978

The effect of amplitude compression on the intelligibility of speech for persons with sensorineural hearing lossRichard P. Lippmann. PhD thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1978. [doi]

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