2026 Alexander I. Rudnicky: Computer Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Computer Science	50	5636	5476	2568	2478	247	9574

Overview

Alexander I. Rudnicky is a researcher affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. Their work is primarily situated in the field of Computer Science, with a significant focus on Artificial Intelligence. Other areas of expertise include Signal Processing, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, as well as Social Psychology and Experimental and Cognitive Psychology.

The scientist's research contributions cover various topics, demonstrating a diverse range of interests and expertise. These topics include:

Topic Modeling
Speech and dialogue systems
Natural Language Processing Techniques
Speech Recognition and Synthesis
Music and Audio Processing
Speech and Audio Processing
Multimodal Machine Learning Applications

Alexander I. Rudnicky has published extensively, with 66 publications in total. Their frequent venues of publication reflect the interdisciplinary nature of their work and include:

arXiv (Cornell University) - 19 publications
Computer Speech & Language
ICASSP 2022 - 2022 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing

Some recent publications highlight the range of their research interests:

"Spoken language interaction with robots: Recommendations for future research," 2021, published in Computer Speech & Language
"Fine-Grained Style Control In Transformer-Based Text-To-Speech Synthesis," 2022, presented at ICASSP 2022 - 2022 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
"A Vector Quantized Approach for Text to Speech Synthesis on Real-World Spontaneous Speech," 2023, in Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
"Automatic Evaluation and Moderation of Open-domain Dialogue Systems," 2021, published on arXiv (Cornell University)
"Exploring Wav2vec 2.0 fine-tuning for improved speech emotion recognition," 2021, also on arXiv (Cornell University)

Collaborative work is an important aspect of Alexander I. Rudnicky's research. The scientist has frequently co-authored with several colleagues, including:

Ta-Chung Chi, with 10 joint publications
Liwei Chen, with 9 joint publications
Ting-Han Fan, with 7 joint publications
Shinji Watanabe, with 5 joint publications
Peter J. Ramadge, with 4 joint publications

Best Publications

Pocketsphinx: A Free, Real-Time Continuous Speech Recognition System for Hand-Held Devices

D. Huggins-Daines;M. Kumar;A. Chan;A.W. Black

626
Citations
The Second Conversational Intelligence Challenge (ConvAI2)

Emily Dinan;Varvara Logacheva;Valentin Malykh;Alexander H. Miller

475
Citations
Expanding the scope of the ATIS task: the ATIS-3 corpus

Deborah A. Dahl;Madeleine Bates;Michael Brown;William Fisher

397
Citations
The RavenClaw dialog management framework: Architecture and systems

Dan Bohus;Alexander I. Rudnicky

355
Citations
Using the Amazon Mechanical Turk for transcription of spoken language

Matthew Marge;Satanjeev Banerjee;Alexander I. Rudnicky

294
Citations
Creating natural dialogs in the carnegie mellon communicator system.

Alexander I. Rudnicky;Eric H. Thayer;Paul C. Constantinides;Chris Tchou

293
Citations
Auditory segregation: stream or streams?

Albert S. Bregman;Alexander I. Rudnicky

278
Citations
RavenClaw: Dialog Management Using Hierarchical Task Decomposition and an Expectation Agenda

Dan Bohus;Alexander I. Rudnicky

267
Citations
A large scale clustering scheme for kernel K-Means

Rong Zhang;A.I. Rudnicky

240
Citations
Stochastic language generation for spoken dialogue systems

Alice H. Oh;Alexander I. Rudnicky

223
Citations
Multi-site data collection and evaluation in spoken language understanding

L. Hirschman;M. Bates;D. Dahl;W. Fisher

192
Citations
Sorry, I Didn’t Catch That!

Dan Bohus;Alexander I. Rudnicky

183
Citations
Sound and spelling in spoken word recognition.

Jola Jakimik;Ronald A Cole;Alexander I Rudnicky

182
Citations
A schema based approach to dialog control.

Paul C. Constantinides;Scott Hansma;Chris Tchou;Alexander I. Rudnicky

182
Citations
Olympus: an open-source framework for conversational spoken language interface research

Dan Bohus;Antoine Raux;Thomas Harris;Maxine Eskenazi

176
Citations
AN AGENDA-BASED DIALOG MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURE FOR SPOKEN LANGUAGE SYSTEMS

A. Rudnicky

165
Citations
Word Level Confidence Annotation using Combinations of Features

Rong Zhang;Alexander I. Rudnicky

154
Citations
Sorry, I Didn’t Catch That! An Investigation of Non-understanding Errors and Recovery Strategies

Dan Bohus;Alexander I Rudnicky

142
Citations
DARPA communicator dialog travel planning systems: the june 2000 data collection.

Marilyn A. Walker;John S. Aberdeen;Julie E. Boland;Elizabeth Owen Bratt

141
Citations
Strategy and Policy Learning for Non-Task-Oriented Conversational Systems

Zhou Yu;Ziyu Xu;Alan W. Black;Alexander I. Rudnicky

125
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Yun-Nung Chen National Taiwan University

Alan W. Black Carnegie Mellon University

Alexander G. Hauptmann Carnegie Mellon University

Zhou Yu Hangzhou Dianzi University

William Yang Wang University of California, Santa Barbara

Roni Rosenfeld Carnegie Mellon University

Manuela Veloso Carnegie Mellon University

Alexandros Potamianos National Technical University of Athens

Maxine Eskenazi Carnegie Mellon University

Nadine Martin Temple University

External Links

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