M1	A New Cochlear Model Based on Adaptive Gain Mechanisms	Chen, Lu, & Bo
M2	Non-Linear Probability Estimation Method used in HMM for Modeling Frame Correlation	Zheng, Guo, & Wu
M3	Patterns of Linguopalatal Contact during Japanese Devoiced Vowels	Kumagai
M4	Speech Separation Based on GMM pdf Estimation	Yu, & Hu
M5	Growth Transform of a Sum of Rational Functions and its Application in Estimating HMM parameters	Luo
M6	Two Automatic Approaches for Analyzing Connected Speech Processes in Dutch	Wester, Kessens, & Strik
M7	The Use of Broad Phonetic Class Models in Speaker Recognition	Koolwaaij, Veth, & Boves
M8	Analysis and Treatment of Esophageal Speech for the Enhancement of its Comprehension	Miquelez, Sesma, & Blanco
M9	High Quality Text-to-Speech System in Spanish for Handicapped People	Lacunza
M10	Factors Affecting Speech Retrieval	Ng, Wilkinson, & Zobel
M11	Perception of Words with Vowel Reduction	Frid

AFTERNOON POSTER SESSION, Chair: Dr. Michael Barlow, Time: 1400-1530

A1	Automated Captioning of Television Programs: Development and Analysis of a Soundtrack Corpus	Ahmer & King
A2	On the Influence of the Delta Coefficients in a HMM-based Speech Recognition System	Lefevre, Montacie & Caraty
A3	Speech Recognition using the Probabilistic Neural Network	Low & Togneri
A4	A Language Modeling based on a Hierarchical Approach: Mnv	Zitouni
A5	Temporal Variables in Lectures in the Japanese Language	Watanabe
A6	Building a Statistical Model of the Vowel Space for Phoneticians	Aylett
A7	Computer-Mediated Input and the Acquisition of L2 Vowels	Minnick-Fox, & Negrin-Cristiani
A8	Speech Analysis by Subspace Methods of Spectral Line Estimation	Malik, & Holmes
A9	Pausing in Swedish Spontaneous Speech	Hansson
A10	Prosody and Voice Quality in the Expression of Emotions	Zetterholm
A11	Acoustic Analysis of /I/ in Glossectomees	Lunn, Wrench, & MacKenzie Beck