Sentence examples for arbitrary speech from inspiring English sources
The reason for this approach is that for arbitrary speech databases or in realistic conversation situations, it is not feasible to determine the optimal parameters a priori since no reference data is available in real time.
Our approach is based on unsupervised learning, in which a filter with an arbitrary impulse response can be learned from data, and arbitrary speech utterances can be modeled through the combination of dictionary atoms using NMF.
The first analysis of neural encoding properties consisted of comparing the ability to classify neural codes from the model into arbitrary speech segments of fixed duration (as opposed to classification into syllables as in previous section).
The first analysis of neural encoding properties consisted in comparing the ability to classify neural codes from the model into arbitrary speech segments (as opposed to syllables as in previous section).
From an early age (and throughout life) we assign arbitrary, speech-based labels to visual stimuli encountered in the environment.
Whatever the cause, it's deeply distasteful that we prefer to admire old cars than consider the system that led to their survival – extensive censorship of the media, vast police surveillance, near-total restrictions on freedom of assembly and speech, arbitrary arrest and torture of journalists and dissidents.
The DUET blind source separation algorithm can demix an arbitrary number of speech signals using anechoic mixtures of the signals.
Therefore, in this paper, the eigenvalue decomposition method is employed to create a time-frequency mask as an arbitrary combination of speech components (formants).
In this analysis, neural patterns were classified not into syllables as above or into any linguistic constituent but into arbitrary segments of speech, allowing for a-theoretical insight into the encoding properties of neurons.
It is an arbitrary choice, or speech-intention (vivakṣā), of the dubber to designate a blue sample with the term "blue" rather than another.[45] Other things will then also be grouped together under "blue" by the combination of perception and judgment described above.
It says it will restore democracy via a general election late next year, but Amnesty International has criticised the military rulers for widespread human rights violations which include a clampdown on free speech and arbitrary arrests to quell dissent.
