SRI International
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All-additive organic electronics using jet-printing and its application to flexible paper-like displays
Jet-printing for electronic circuits Materials for all-additive solution-processing -conductors -polymer semiconductors -organic dielectrics Organic transistors and pixel performance Pixel design considerations Integration of flexible printed circuits with display media.
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Expert system technology and work practice
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Synthesis of novel pyrene discotics for potential electronic applications
Novel pyrene discotics, 6,7,15,16-tetrakis(alkylthio)quinoxalino[2,3:9,10]phenanthro[4,5-abc]phenazines, TQPP-[SR]4, were synthesized efficiently.
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Versatile platform for creating gradient combinatorial libraries via modulated light exposure
This article details the design, construction, and operation of flexible system that modulates light exposure for the purpose of fabricating continuous and discrete gradient combinatorial libraries.
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On the logic of verbal modification
We describe Linking Semantics, providing a uniform compositional analysis of argument-dropping inferences, quantifier scope, and temporal modification.
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Doctors practical management of knowledge in the daily case conference
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Versatile platform for creating gradient combinatorial libraries via modulated light exposure.
This article details the design, construction, and operation of flexible system that modulates light exposure for the purpose of fabricating continuous and discrete gradient combinatorial libraries.
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SNIF-ACT: a cognitive model of user navigation on the World Wide Web
We describe the development of a computational cognitive model that explains navigation behavior on the World Wide Web.
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OOV Detection by Joint Word/Phone Lattice Alignment
We propose a new method for detecting out-of-vocabulary (OOV) words for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) systems. Our method is based on performing a joint alignment between independently generated word and phone lattices, where the word-lattice is aligned via a recognition lexicon.
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Building A Highly Accurate Mandarin Speech Recognizer
We describe a highly accurate large-vocabulary continuous Mandarin speech recognizer, a collaborative effort among four research organizations. Particularly, we build two acoustic models (AMs) with significant differences but with similar accuracy for the purposes of cross adaptation and system combination.
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Integrating Several Annotation Layers for Statistical Information Distillation
We present a sentence extraction algorithm for Information Distillation, a task where for a given templated query, relevant passages must be extracted from massive audio and textual document sources.
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Morph-Based Speech Recognition and Modeling of Out-of-Vocabulary Words Across Languages
We explore the use of morph-based language models in large-vocabulary continuous speech recognition systems across four so-called “morphologically rich” languages: Finnish, Estonian, Turkish, and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic. The morphs are subword units discovered in an unsupervised, data-driven way using the Morfessor algorithm.