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Stefan Ortmanns

Publication record assembled from the DBLP archive of ranked conferences.

Papers indexed

13

Venues

4

Active years

1995–2001

Best venue rank

Multiconference

Where they publish

Papers

13 indexed papers, newest first.

YearVenueTitleAuthors
2001RERequirements Archaeology: From Unstructured Information to High Quality Specifications.Friedemann Kiedaisch, Martin Pohl, Joachim Weisbrod, Siegfried Bauer, Stefan Ortmanns
1999ICASSPDynamic programming search techniques for across-word modelling in speech recognition.Klaus Beulen, Stefan Ortmanns, Christian Elting
1999ICASSPHigh quality word graphs using forward-backward pruning.Achim Sixtus, Stefan Ortmanns
1999InterspeechAn efficient decoding method for real time speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Wolfgang Reichl, Wu Chou
1998ICASSPThe RWTH large vocabulary continuous speech recognition system.Hermann Ney, Lutz Welling, Stefan Ortmanns, Klaus Beulen, Frank Wessel
1998ICASSPImproved lexical tree search for large vocabulary speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Andreas Eiden, Hermann Ney
1997GIArchitecture and Search Organization for Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Lutz Welling, Klaus Beulen, Frank Wessel, Hermann Ney
1997ICASSPExtensions to the word graph method for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition.Hermann Ney, Stefan Ortmanns, Ingo Lindam
1997ICASSPLook-ahead techniques for fast beam search.Stefan Ortmanns, Andreas Eiden, Hermann Ney, Norbert Coenen
1997InterspeechFast likelihood computation methods for continuous mixture densities in large vocabulary speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Thorsten Firzlaff, Hermann Ney
1996InterspeechLanguage-model look-ahead for large vocabulary speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Hermann Ney, Andreas Eiden
1996InterspeechA comparison of time conditioned and word conditioned search techniques for large vocabulary speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Hermann Ney, Frank Seide, Ingo Lindam
1995InterspeechExperimental analysis of the search space for 20 000-word speech recognition.Stefan Ortmanns, Hermann Ney