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Contact Information
Speech and Hearing Research Group ,Department of Computer
Science ,University of Sheffield
Regent Court , 211
Portobello St., Sheffield S1 4DP , UK
phone: (44) 114 22 21828 fax: (44) 114 22 21810 email:
p.green@sheffield.ac.uk
Current Teaching
Semester 1 of COM2001,
Advanced Programming Techniques – Functional Programming
Semester 2 of COM1005,
Machines and Intelligence – AI Techniques.
All my teaching materials are now on MOLE.
CURRENT APPOINTMENTS:
Emeritus Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of
Sheffield
Head of Department (Sept 2004-Dec 2008)
Elected to the board of ISCA (International Speech
Communication Association), 2017-2020
Research Interests
Auditory Scene Analysis and Speech
Recognition in Noise
Can sound-source segregation techniques, based on auditory processing, be used
as a front-end to provide evidence for recognition?
Missing Data Speech Recognition: Can speech recognition techniques
be adapted to handle incomplete evidence, for instance provided by auditory
scene analysis? Theoretical analysis of and practical
solutions to this problem (with Jon
Barker and Ning Ma).
Clinical
Applications of Speech Technology Training and Recognition aids
for disordered speech - the Stardust, VIVOCA, CloudCAST and homeService
projects (with Jose
Gonzalez Lopez and Heidi Christensen).
Silent Speech: Helping people who can no longer speak following a laryngectomy. In collaboration with the University of Hull. Development of Permanent Magnetic Articulography
and Direct Synthesis (with Jose Gonzalez
Lopez ). The REDRESS, DISARM and SRAM projects.
Publications
1990-97
Publications 1998-2012
Publications 2013-
Talks
- Inaugural Lecture ,
February 2001
- SPandH
Overview, Dec 2012 (ppt)
- Auditory Scene
Analysis & Robust Automatic Speech Recognition , Dec 2005, ppt
- Clinical
applications of Speech Technology (Dec 2007, ppt)
- Clinical Challenges
for Speech Technology (UKSpeech Keynote, June 2016, video)
Browsing Oral History
Demo
p.green@sheffield.ac.uk
June 2017