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LTI Technical Reports and Memos

(1997 - Present)

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Technical Reports and Memos

Reports are $4.00 each, except as noted, including postage.

CMU-LTI-07-009
Text-to-speech in Vocabulary Acquisition and Student Knowledge Models: a Classroom Study Using the REAP Intelligent Tutoring System ;Carol Sisson; Summer 2007

CMU-LTI-06-007
A Log-linear Block Transliteration Model based on Bi-Stream HMMs; Bing Zhao, Nguyen Bach, Ian Lane, Stephan Vogel; Fall 2006

CMU-LTI-06-002
Notes on Single-Pass Online Learning; Vitor Carvalho and William Cohen; Summer 2006

CMU-LTI-06-005
ARGUS: Efficient Scalable Continuous Query Optimization for Large-Volume Data Streams; Chun Jin and Jaime Carbonell; Summer 2006

CMU-LTI-05-197
Full-Text Federated Search in Peer-to-Peer Networks; Jie Lu; Fall 2005

CMU-LTI-05-193
Dynamic Machine Translation Evaluation Methods: Algorithmic Analysis and Generalization; Lucian Vlad Lita; Spring 2005

CMU-LTI-04-188
Gazetteers, Word Net, Encyclopedias, and The Web: Analyzing Question Answering Resources; Lucian Lita; Fall 2004

CMU-LTI-04-186
Integrating Tools for the Creation of Speech-Enabled Tutors; Jonathan Brown; Fall 2004

CMU-LTI-04-184
Domain Action Classification and Argument Parsing for Interlingua-Based Spoken Language Translation; Chad Langley; Fall 2004

CMU-LTI-04-183
Statistical Approach toward Automatic Title Generation; Rong Jin; Fall 2004

CMU-LTI-04-185
Speech Graffiti: Assessing the User Experience; Stefanie Tomko; Spring 2004

CMU-LTI-04-182
Speech Recognition Technology Applied for English Education in Korea; Jong-Hyun Lee; May 2004

CMU-LTI-04-181
ARGUS: Combining Rete and DBMS for Continuous Profile Matching on Large-Volume Data Streams; Chun Jin & Jaime Carbonell; May 2004

CMU-LTI-04-180
Novelty Detection with Nearest Neighbor, Support Vector Machines, and Kernel Regression; Jian Zhang, Yiming Yang & Jaime Carbonell; March 2004

CMU-LTI-03-179
FLOOD: A Planning Framework for Reasoning with Linguistic Data; Curtis Huttenhower; December 2003

CMU-LTI-03-178
Cross-lingual event Tracking; Nianli Ma, Yiming Yang, Monica Rogati; October 22, 2003

CMU-LTI-03-177
Ukernal: A Unification Kernal; Benjamin Han and Alon Lavie; September 2003

CMU-LTI-03-176
A Prototype of and English-Polish Machine Translation System; Anna Kupsc; July 2003

CMU-LTI-03-174
Maximal Lattice Overlap in Example-Based Machine Translation; Rebecca Hutchinson, Paul N. Bennett, Jaime Carbonell, Peter Jansen, Ralf Brown; June 2003

CMU-LTI-03-175
Improving Speech Recognizer Performance in a Dialog System Using N-best Hypotheses Reranking; Ananlada Chotimongkol; April 2003

CMU-LTI-01-166
A Constraint-Based Model of Mixed-Initiative Dialogue for Information-Seeking Interactions; Yan Qu; Fall 2001

CMU-LTI-00-163
Growing Semantic Grammars; Marsal Gavalda; 2000

CMU-LTI-98-MEMO
Two-party and Three-party Spontaneous Speech Data Collection - C-STAR II Travel Domain ; Sondra Ahlen, Anuj Vaidya ; September 1998

CMU-LTI-97-152
Issues in Generating Turkish from Interlingua; Dilek Zeynep Hakkani, Gorham Tur, Kemal Oflazer, Teruko Mitamura, and Eric Nyberg; August 1997

CMU-LTI-97-153
Data Collection Scenarios for C-Star Travel Domain; Sondra Ahlen, Brian Connelly, Michelle Corkadel, Rob Malkin, Anuj Vaidya, and Rodolfo Vega; August 1997

CMU-LTI-97-151
Robust Interactive Dialogue Interpretation; Carolyn Penstein Rose; November 1997

CMU-LTI-97-155
Hypothesis Driven Lexical Adaptation for Transcribing Multilingual Broadcast News; Petra Geutner, Michael Finke, Peter Scheytt; December 1997

CMU-LTI-97-154
Speech Recognition on Serbo-Croatian Dictation and Broadcast News Data; Peter Scheytt, Michael Finke, Petra Geutner; December 1997

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Technical Reports Administrator
Language Technologies Institute
Carnegie Mellon University
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Pittsburgh, PA 15213-8213

Checks or money orders should be made payable to Carnegie Mellon University. All technical reports and memos are $4 each, except as noted, which includes postage. Please include the technical report number with any correspondence.

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