In addition to celebrating their art, speakers and audience members were there to tackle difficult issues, from inequality in food access and inefficiency in production to unfair food worker wages.
A state-of-the-art speaker verification system is based on the low-dimensional i-vector representation of speech recordings.
The consideration of state-of-the-art speaker models is beyond the scope of the current study.
Most of the state-of-the-art speaker recognition system use natural speech signal (i.e., real speech, spontaneous speech or contextual speech) from the subjects.
The state-of-the-art speaker adaptive training and discriminative training [14] algorithms were employed to further improve the quality of the acoustic models.
To reduce computational complexity and to allow use of state-of-the-art speaker verification machinery (which generally expects a relatively low-dimensional input), the spectral cortical representation is downsampled in frequency by a factor of 4 (Figure1).
Reference [12] shows that reducing the impact of channels and handsets on system performance is one of the major issues that improve the accuracy of the most state-of-the-art speaker recognition algorithms.
The state-of-the-art speaker systems work with any compatible stereo Bluetooth device – from mobile phones, portable media players to the iPhone, the iPod†, the iPad, netbooks, notebooks and just about every Bluetooth A2DP enabled device.
Incorporating award-winning Bluetooth technology*, apt-X audio codec and speaker architecture tuned for the best wireless audio performance possible, this state-of-the-art speaker system works with any compatible stereo Bluetooth device to deliver the most compelling wireless audio experience.
Dell, Compaq, and Gateway have all either announced or introduced computers with 3-D graphicardsrds, 80-gigabyte hard drives, 3-gigahertz processors, and state-of-the-art speakers: additions that raise a computer's price about $2,000.
Reclaimed barbering implements and blades hung on hidden magnetic pads beneath salvage yard beams; faux "hunting lodge" panelling was lit by wireless mood lighting; customers sat on "re-engineered" 1920s barbering chairs; hidden state-of-the-art speakers played tech-house from what appeared to be a vintage iPhone dock.
