N13-1074 results ending with a comparison to mixture modeling . Proceedings of NAACL-HLT 2013
N13-1074 Fi - nally , we experiment with mixture modeling based adaptation . We compare
H92-1079 in the description of our tied mixture modeling has only recently been fully
N13-1074 Finally , we experimented with mixture modeling where improvements are observed
N13-1074 tables ( 0.5 ) . The results of mixture modeling are summarized in Table 3 . In
H93-1020 concerning tied mixtures . First , mixture modeling does not require the use of Gaussian
J00-3003 scoring formulas for the two DA mixture modeling approaches for ASR . The mixture-of-posteriors
N13-1074 and apply our method within a mixture modeling framework . In Section 2 , we
D13-1107 method to set model weights in mixture modeling . In ad - dition , inspired by
N13-1074 adaptation , in addition to applying mixture modeling on top of our method . We focus
N13-1074 section , we compare our method to mixture modeling based adaptation , in addition
N13-1074 weights and are then combined using mixture modeling . A finer grained weighting is
H92-1079 we expect that the use of tied mixture modeling will allow us to develop a high-performance
J00-3003 6.2 Computational Structure of Mixture Modeling It is instructive to compare
D11-1130 take a similar approach using mixture modeling combined with a background variation
D14-1156 by introducing query-specific mixture modeling ; the utilities of the deduced
N13-1074 Additionally , we compare our results to mixture modeling , where we report gains when
N13-1074 based adaptation . We compare mixture modeling to our adaptation method , and
N13-1074 heuristically extracted tables . 4.1 Mixture Modeling In this section , we compare
D15-1147 al. ( 2015a ) applied EM-based mixture modeling to OSM and NNJM models to perform
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