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SPEECH ELSEVIER Speech Communication 27 (1999) 373-374 Author index of Volume 27 Akagi, M., see Unoki, M. (3-4) 261-279 Gorin, A.L., see Arai, K. (1) 43-62 Arai, K., J.H. Wright, G. Riccardi and A.L. Goto, M. and Y. Muraoka, Real-time beat Gorin, Grammar Fragment acquisition tracking for drumless audio signals: Chord using syntactic and semantic clustering (1) 43-62 change detection for musical decisions (3-4) 311-335 Arslan, L.M. and D. Talkin, Codebook based Guo, X., see Huang, J. (3-4) 223-233 face point trajectory synthesis algorithm using speech input Higuchi, N., see Kuroiwa, S. (2) 135-148 Huang, J., N. Ohnishi, X. Guo and N. Sugie, Balsa, R., see Feijoo, S. (1) 1-18 Echo avoidance in a computational model Barker, J. and M. Cooke, Is the sine-wave of the precedence effect (3-4) 223-233 speech cocktail party worth attending? (3-4) 159-174 Boves, L., see van Kuijk, D. (2) 95-111 Kashino, K. and H. Murase, A sound source Brown, G.J., see Godsmark, D. (3-4) 351-366 identification system for ensemble music based on template adaptation and music Chung, G.Y. and S. Seneff, A hierarchical stream extraction (3-4) 337-349 duration model for speech recognition Kawabata, T., see Okuno, H.G. (3-4) 299-310 based on the ANGIE framework (2) 113-134 Kawahara, H., see de Cheveigné, A. (3-4) 175-185 Cooke, M., see Barker, J. (3-4) 159-174 Kawahara, H., I. Masuda-Katsuse and A. de Cheveigné, Restructuring speech represen- de Cheveigné, A. and H. Kawahara, Multiple tations using a pitch-adaptive time-fre- period estimation and pitch perception quency smoothing and an instantaneous- model (3-4) 175-185 frequency-based FO extraction: Possible de Cheveigné, A., see Kawahara, H. (3-4) 187-207 role of a repetitive structure in sounds (3-4) 187-207 Kawahara, H., see Masuda-Katsuse, I. (3-4) 235-259 Kuroiwa, S., M. Naito, S. Yamamoto and Ellis, D.P.W., Using knowledge to organize N. Higuchi, Robust speech detection meth- sound: The prediction-driven approach to od for telephone speech recognition system (2) 135-148 computational auditory scene analysis and its application to speech/nonspeech mix- tures (3-4) 281-298 Masuda-Katsuse, I., see Kawahara, H. (3-4) 187-207 Masuda-Katsuse, I. and H. Kawahara, Dy- namic sound stream formation based on Feijoo, S., S. Fernandez and R. Balsa, continuity of spectral change (3-4) 235-259 Acoustic and perceptual study of phonetic Muraoka, Y., see Goto, M. (3-4) 311-335 integration in Spanish voiceless stops (1) 1-18 Murase, H., see Kashino, K. (3-4) 337-349 Fernandez, S., see Feijoo, S. (1) 1-18 Fukada, T., T. Yoshimura and Y. Sagisaka, Automatic generation of multiple pronun- Naito, M., see Kuroiwa, S. (2) 135-148 ciations based on neural networks (1) 63-73 Nakatani, T. and H.G. Okuno, Harmonic sound stream segregation using localization and its application to speech stream segre- Godsmark, D. and G.J. Brown, A blackboard gation (3-4) 209-222 architecture for computational auditory scene analysis (3-4) 351-366 Nakatani, T., see Okuno, H.G. (3-4) 299-310 0167-6393/99/$ — see front matter © 1999 Published by Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. PII: S0167-6393(99)00010-2 374 Author index of Volume 27 | Speech Communication 27 (1999) 373-374 Niranjan, M., see Reinhard, K. (1) 19-42 Talkin, D., see Arslan, L.M. (3-4) 223-233 Ohnishi, N., see Huang, J. Unoki, M. and M. Akagi, A method of signal (3-4) 209-222 Okuno, H.G., see Nakatani, T. extraction from noisy signal based on Okuno, H.G., T. Nakatani and T. Kawabata, auditory scene analysis Listening to two simultaneous speeches (3-4) 299-310 van Kuijk, D. and L. Boves, Acoustic char- Reinhard, K. and M. Niranjan, Parametric acteristics of lexical stress in continuous subspace modeling of speech transitions (1) 19-42 telephone speech Riccardi, G., see Arai, K. (1) 43-62 Wright, J.H., see Arai, K. Sagisaka, Y., see Fukada, T. (1) 63-73 Seneff, S., see Chung, G.Y. (2) 113-134 Yamamoto, S., see Kuroiwa, S. (2) 135-148 Sugie, N., see Huang, J. (3-4) 223-233 Yoshimura, T., see Fukada, T. (1) 63-73