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Mr. Ayan Das
| Address | Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal |
| Contact No | 9831403301 |
| ayandas84@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | Natural Language processing |
| Domain of Expertise | Research Areas, Linguistic Resources & Tools |
| Experience | 2 year 5 Months |
| Qualification | MTech |
- Paper not found on this portal
Miss. Bhagyashri Pramod Bhangale
| Address |
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| Contact No |
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| bhagyashrib10@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | Natural language processing |
| Domain of Expertise | Research Areas |
| Experience | 5 |
| Qualification | M.Sc |
- Paper not found on this portal
Dr. Kishore S Prahallad
| Address | A3-120, IIIT Hyderabad, Gachibowli,Hyderabad - 500032,Andhra Pradesh,India |
| Contact No | +914066531177 |
| kishore@iiit.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Speech and Language Processing |
| Domain of Expertise | Standardization |
| Experience | 5 Years |
| Qualification | Ph.D |
- Grapheme Based Dictionaries for Speech Recognition
- Significance of Early Tagged Contextual Graphemes in Grapheme Based Speech Synthesis and Recognition Systems
- Blizzard 2008: Experiments on Unit Size for Unit Selection Speech Synthesis
- Global Syllable Set for Building Speech Synthesis in Indian Languages
- Speech Synthesis Using Approximate Matching of Syllables
- Text Processing for Text to Speech Systems in Indian Languages
- Sub-phonetic modeling for capturing pronunciation variations for conversational speech synthesis
- Significance of Formants from Difference Spectrum for Speaker Identification
- Problems and prospects in collection of spoken language data
- Pause Prediction from Lexical and Syntax Information
- Building a Better Indian English Voice using More Data
- Automatic Building of Synthetic Voices from Large Multi-Paragraph Speech Databases
- CMU Blizzard 2008: Optimally using a large database for unit selection synthesis
- Building Sleek Synthesizer for Multi-lingual Screen Reader
- Identification and Conversion of Font-Data in Indian languages
- voice conversion using artificial neural networks
- AANN-HMM Models for Speaker Verification and Speech Recognition
- LTS Using Decision Forest of Regression Trees and Neural Networks
- Application of Automatic Language and Subject Identification for Universal Digital Library using Sparse Data
Mr. Christopher . Mala
| Address | Pt-No: 584/B , GulMohar Park, Seri Lingampalli, R.R.District, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.- 500019.(Univ. of Hyderabad) |
| Contact No | 9652011464 |
| efthachris@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | NLP, Machine Translation, Fonts, Morphology, Computational Linguistic, Historical Linguistic. |
| Domain of Expertise | Standardization, Research Areas, Linguistic Resources & Tools, Application Showcase |
| Experience | 5 Years |
| Qualification | M.S by Research(Computational Linguistics) |
| Contribution | Working in IL-ILMT project at CALTS, University of Hyderabad.1. Morphological Analyzer for Telugu 2. Morphological Generator Engine 3. Multiword Engine 4. Agreement Engine 5. Verb Sense Disambiguation |
- Paper not found on this portal
Mrs. V Dhanalakshmi
| Address | Centre for Excellence in Computational Engineering and Networking (CEN),AMRITA Vishwa Vidyapeetham |
| Contact No | 9994373355 |
| v_dhanalakshmi@cb.amrita.edu |
| Area of Interest | Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning |
| Domain of Expertise | Research Areas, Linguistic Resources & Tools |
| Experience | 5 Years |
| Qualification | Ph.D |
- Paper not found on this portal
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