To relax the homogeneity assumption of classical dynamic Bayesian networks (DBNs), various recent studies have combined DBNs with multiple changepoint processes. The underlying as...
This paper aims to address the problem of anomaly detection and discrimination in complex behaviours, where anomalies are subtle and difficult to detect owing to the complex tempo...
We address the problem of pronunciation variation in conversational speech with a context-dependent articulatory featurebased model. The model is an extension of previous work usi...
Preethi Jyothi, Karen Livescu, Eric Fosler-Lussier
Learning dynamic Bayesian network structures provides a principled mechanism for identifying conditional dependencies in time-series data. An important assumption of traditional D...
Human behavior recognition is one of the most important and challenging objectives performed by intelligent vision systems. Several issues must be faced in this domain ranging fro...
Recognizing human intentions is part of the decision process in many technical devices. In order to achieve natural interaction, the required estimation quality and the used comput...
Most previous work on trainable language generation has focused on two paradigms: (a) using a statistical model to rank a set of generated utterances, or (b) using statistics to i...
Classical dynamic Bayesian networks (DBNs) are based on the homogeneous Markov assumption and cannot deal with heterogeneity and non-stationarity in temporal processes. Various ap...
The usual methods of applying Bayesian networks to the modeling of temporal processes, such as Dean and Kanazawa's dynamic Bayesian networks (DBNs), consist in discretizing t...
Abstract— Activity recognition in video streams is increasingly important for both the computer vision and artificial intelligence communities. Activity recognition has many app...