List of Publications of Alexis Bernard

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DISSERTATION AND THESES

  1. Ph.D. Dissertation: “Source and channel coding techniques for speech transmission and recognition”, March 2002
  2. M.S. Thesis: “Source - channel  coding of speech”, December 1998
  3. Master Diploma Thesis:  “Image authentication using a secure camera”, June 1996

 

JOURNAL PAPERS

  1. A. Bernard and A. Alwan, “Source and channel coding for low-bitrate distributed speech recognition systems”,  IEEE Transactions on Speech and Audio Processing, Vol. 10, No. 8, pp 570—580, Nov. 2002
  2. A. Bernard, X. Liu, R. Wesel and A. Alwan, “Speech transmission using rate-compatible trellis codes (RCPT) and embedded source coding”,  IEEE Transactions on Communications, Vol. 50, No. 2, pp. 309—320,  Feb. 2002
  3. Y. Gong and A. Bernard, "Noise robust speech endpoint detection for hands-free automobile applications", submitted to Speech Communications

 

 

PATENTS

  1. A. Bernard and Y. Gong, “Method to extend the operating range of joint additive and convolutive compensating algorithm using environment and statistics dependent channel estimation”, submitted to U.S. Patent Office in October 2003
  2. A. Bernard and Y. Gong, “A middle-end solution to robust speech recognition: SNR dependent decoding and weighted Viterbi recognition”, submitted to U.S. Patent Office in October 2003
  3. A. Bernard and L. Netsch, “Automatic language independent triphones training using a phonetic table”, submitted to U.S. Patent Office in February 2003
  4. Y. Gong and A. Bernard, “Data processing for noise-resistant utterance detection”, submitted to U.S. Patent Office in 2/2003
  5. A. Bernard, “Algebraic codebook coding, system and method", submitted to U.S. Patent Office in October 2001

 

 

PAPERS IN REFEREED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

 

  1. A. Bernard, and A. Alwan, "Mathematical sensitivity analysis of LSF quantization on LP based cepstral coefficients coding", submitted to INTERSPEECH 2004, to be held in Korea in October 2004
  2. A. Bernard and A. Alwan, "On weighted Viterbi decoding and multi-conditional acoustic model training”, submitted to INTERSPEECH 2004, to be held in Korea in October 2004
  3. A. Bernard, Y. Gong and X. Cui, "Can back-ends be more robust than front-ends? Investigation over the Aurora-2 database",  accepted and to be published at ICASSP in Montreal, Canada, in May 2004
  4. L. Netsch and A. Bernard, "Automatic and language independent triphone training using phonetic tables”, accepted and to be published at ICASSP in Montreal, Canada, in May 2004
  5. X. Cui, A. Bernard, and A. Alwan, "A Noise-Robust ASR Back-end Technique Based on Weighted Viterbi Recognition," in Proc. EUROSPEECH, Switzerland, pp. 2169-2172, Sept. 2003
  6. A. Bernard and A. Alwan, “Channel decoding - Viterbi speech recognition for wireless applications,” in Proc. EUROSPEECH, Aalborg, Denmark, vol. 4, pp. 2703-2706, Sept. 2001.
  7. A. Bernard and A. Alwan, “Source and channel coding for remote speech recognition over error-prone channel,” in Proc. of ICASSP, Salt-Lake City, UT, vol. 4, pp. 2613-2616, May 2001.
  8. A. McCree, T. Unno, A. Anandakumar, A. Bernard, and E. Paksoy, “An embedded adaptive multi-rate wideband speech coder”, in Proc. of ICASSP, Salt-Lake City, UT, vol. 4, pp. 2613-2616, May 2001
  9. A. Bernard and A. Alwan, “Perceptually based and embedded wideband CELP coding of speech”, in Proc. of Eurospeech, Budapest, Hungary, vol. 4, pp. 1543-1546, Sept. 1999
  10. A. Bernard, X. Liu, R. Wesel and A. Alwan “Embedded joint source-channel coding of speech using symbol puncturing in trellis code”, in Proc. of ICASSP, vol. 5, pp. 2427-30, Phoenix, March 1999
  11. A. Bernard, X. Liu, R. Wesel and A. Alwan, “Channel adaptive joint source-channel coding of speech”, Proc. 32nd Asilomar Conf. Signals, Systems, Computers, Pacific Grove, CA, vol. 1, pp. 357-61, Nov. 1998
  12. A. Bernard, J.J. Quisquater, B. Macq, M. Joye and N. Degand, “Practical solution to authentication of images with a secure camera”, in Proc. of SPIE Int. Soc. for Optical Eng., vol. 3022, pp. 290-7, 1997

 

INVITED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Lucent Bell Labs, IBM Research, UC San Diego, Boston University, Imperial College, Conexant, Hughes Research Laboratory, Mindspeed, Sony Inc., Altra Broadband Communications, UCLA, Texas Instruments, Alcatel Telecom Research

 

REVIEWER

IEEE Transactions on Communications, IEEE Transactions on Speech and Audio Processing, Speech Communications, IEEE Signal Processing Letters, EURASIP, ICASSP, ICC, GLOBECOM, EUROSPEECH, ICSLP, INFOCOM

 

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

IEEE Communications Society, IEEE Signal Processing Society, International Community Speech Association

 

 

 

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