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Acoustic pre-processing for optimal effectivity of missing feature theory

de Veth et al., 1999

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1188383352583561087
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de Veth J
Cranen B
Wet F
Boves L
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In this paper we investigate acoustic backing-off as an opera tionalization of Missing Feature Theory with the aim to increase recognition robustness. Acoustic backing-off effectively dimin ishes the detrimental influence of outlier values by using a new model of the …
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