Center for Spoken Language Understanding (CSLU)

CSLU's research group work on text-to-speech synthesis, speech recognition, natural language understanding, and speech enhancement encompasses both breadth of scope and depth of basic research. CSLU serves the educational, research, and business communities.

Phone: 503-748-1635

Fax: 503-748-1306

Email: patd@cslu.ogi.edu

http://cslu.cse.ogi.edu/

Research Group(s)

*Regular Faculty

Black, Lois
Heeman, Peter
Hosom, John Paul
Kain, Alexander
Klabbers-Judd, Esther
Roark, Brian
Shafran, Izhak
Sonmez, Kemal
Sproat, Richard
van Santen, Jan

Director(s)

van Santen, Jan

Research Project(s)

Diagnostic Markers for Childhood Apraxia Speech

Discriminative Syntactic Language Modeling: Automatic Feature Selection and Efficient Annotation

Expressive and Receptive Prosody in Autism

Novel Computerized Behavioral Assessment Methods for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Objective Methods for Predicting and Optimizing Synthetic Speech Quality

Pilot Study for Word Recognition of Children with Speech Delay

Prosody Generation for Child Oriented Speech Synthesis

Small Footprint Speech Synthesis

Faculty

Affiliated Faculty

Hayes, Tamara
Jimison, Holly
Leen, Todd
Pavel, Misha
Song, Xubo
Wan, Eric

People

Research Staff

August, Mary Kay
Balderrama, David
Coulston, Rachel
Dawson, Elsa
de Villiers, Jacques
Farrell, Sean
Glatzer, Rina
Langhorst, Beth
Mitchell, Meg
McMillin, Andy
Monson, Christian
Zeien, Becky

Administrative Staff

Basney, Kim

Dickerson, Patricia

Events

BMCS - Prof. Dejing Dou, University of Oregon, Development of NeuroElectroMagnetic Ontologies (NEMO): A Framework for Mining and Modeling Brainwave Data Ontologies

BMCS - Alexander Kain: Using Speech Transformation to Increase Speech Intelligibility for the Hearing- and Speaking-Impaired

BMCS - Emily Tucker Prud'hommeaux: Automated Measures for Assessment of Expressive Prosody

BMCS - Izhak Shafran: Spoken Term Detection, Challenges and Lessons Learned from the Evaluation

BMCS - Lisa Redford: Syllables in Adult Speech and Language

BMCS Akiko Amano: The effect of formant trajectories and phoneme durations on vowel intelligibility

BMCS Alexander Kain: Further Explorations of the Asynchronous Interpolation Model (AIM)

BMCS Brian Roark: Open Vocabulary Language Modeling for Binary Response Typing Interfaces