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A linear time algorithm for finding an optimal degree-bounded subtree of an edge-weighted tree
K.V. Iyer
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Prasanna S
2009
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Application of combined temporal and spectral processing methods for speaker recognition under noisy, reverberant or multi-speaker environments
P. Krishnamoorthy
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Prasanna S
2009
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Temporal and spectral processing methods for processing of degraded speech: A review
P. Krishnamoorthy
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Prasanna S
2009
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Reduction of musical noise in spectral subtracted speech using excitation source information
Prasanna S
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N. Gandhi
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P. Krishnamoorthy
2009
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Speaker recognition under limited data condition using LVQ and GMM-UBM
H.S. Jayanna
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Prasanna S
2009
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Significance of word and syllable level information for expressive speech processing
K.S. Rao
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Prasanna S
and
T.V. Sagar
2009
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An experimental comparison of modelling techniques for speaker recognition under limited data condition
H.S. Jayanna
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Prasanna S
2009
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Reverberant speech enhancement by temporal and spectral processing
P. Krishnamoorthy
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Prasanna S
2009
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Management of Chromium Plating Rinsewater Using Electrochemical Ion Exchange
Ahmed Basha C
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Ramanathan K
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Rajkumar Rajasekaran
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Senthil Kumar P
(5 authors)
2008 | American Chemical Society (ACS)
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Fuzzy vector quantization for speaker recognition under limited data conditions
H.S. Jayanna
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Prasanna S
2008
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