KTH, Stockholm, Sweden, 6-8 June, 2012
Symposium program and presentations
Available presentations are downloadable in pdf by clicking on the presenter name or paper title.
Colour coding:
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Symposium opening/closing
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Keynote sessions
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Standard sessions
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Social program
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Presentation format
Regular oral presentations (Presentation sessions 1,2 and 3) are limited to 10 minutes plus questions (total of 14 minutes, including speaker switch).
A presentation computer, projector and audio equipment is available on-site.
Presenters are encouraged to use the presentation computer in order to avoid problems and delays when changing computer.
Demo session
The demo session will give the symposium participants hands-on experience with commercial or research software focused on computer-assisted pronunciation training.
Demos that have not been introduced in regular or key-note presentations will be presented in a speed talk of 2 minutes, before the hands-on part of the demo session.
Presenters who wish may use posters to accompany their demos.
Presentation sessions
Session 1: Analysis methods, Thu June 7, 11:15-12:00
Christos Koniaris, Olov Engwall and Giampiero Salvi:
....On the Benefit of Using Auditory Modeling for Diagnostic Evaluation of Pronunciations
Amalia Zahra, Joao P. Cabral, Mark Kane and Julie Carson-Berndsen: ....Automatic Classification of Pronunciation Errors Using Decision Trees and Speech Recognition Technology
Keelan Evanini and Becky Huang: ....Automatic Detection of [th] Pronunciation Errors for Chinese Learners of English
Session 2: Articulation-based analysis and feedback, Thu June 7, 14:30-15:10
Tsuneo Nitta, Silasak Manosavan, Yurie Iribe, Kouichi Katsurada, Ryoko Hayashi and Chunyue Zhu: .... Pronunciation Training by Extracting Articulatory-Movement from Speech
Olov Engwall: ....Pronunciation analysis by acoustic-to-articulatory feature inversion
Sherif Abdou, Mohsen Rashwan, Kamal Jambi and Hassanin Al-Barhamtoshy: ....Enhancing the Confidence Measure for An Arabic Pronunciation Verfication System
Session 3: CAPT systems and user variations, Fri June 8, 11:15-12:10
Sherif Abdou and Mohsen Rashwan: ....Performance Evaluations For A Computer Aided Pronunciation Learning System
Nikos Tsourakis: ....A Game on Pronunciation Feedback in Facebook
Mark Kane, Zeeshan Ahmed and Julie Carson-Berndsen: ....Underspecification in Pronunciation Variation
Mansour Alsulaiman, Mohamed Bencherif, Ghassan Al Shatter, Saad Al-Kahtani, Ghulam Muhammad, Zulfiqar Butt and Mohamed Al-Gabri: .... Automatic identification of Arabic L2 Learners Origin
Demo session, Fri June 8, 13:30-15:00
Thomas Hansen: ....The Danish Simulator - learning language and culture through gaming
Joao Cabral, Mark Kane, Zeeshan Ahmed, Mohamed Abou-Zleikha, Eva Szekely, Amalia Zahara, Kalu Ogbureke, Peter Cahill, Julie Carson-Berndsen and Stephan Schlogl: ....Using the Wizard-of-Oz Framework in a Pronunciation Training System for Providing User Feedback and Instructions
Jacques Koreman, Olaf Husby and Preben Wik: ....Comparing sound inventories for CAPT
Florian Hoenig: ....Dialogue of the Day
Lewis Johnson: ....Alelo language and culture learning products
Gary Pelton: ....Carnegie Speech NativeAccent
Bryan Pellom: ....Rosetta Stone ReFLEX |