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  • 1980 - IEEE Fellow For contributions to the theory of linear prediction and its applications to spectral estimation, speech analysis, and data compression.

Overview

John Makhoul is affiliated with Raytheon in the United States. Their professional work focuses on areas related to linear prediction theory and its applications, particularly in spectral estimation, speech analysis, and data compression.

In 1980, John Makhoul was recognized as an IEEE Fellow. This award was given for contributions to the theory of linear prediction and its practical use in several domains, including spectral estimation and the analysis and compression of speech signals.

The researcher does not have any recent published papers or listed frequent co-authors and publication venues as per the available data. There is no recorded information on book publications or specific fields, subfields, or main topics of study explicitly associated with John Makhoul in the provided data.

Best Publications

  • Linear prediction: A tutorial review

    J. Makhoul

  • A Study of Translation Edit Rate with Targeted Human Annotation

    Matthew G. Snover;Bonnie J. Dorr;Richard M. Schwartz;Linnea Micciulla

  • Enhancement of speech corrupted by acoustic noise

    M. Berouti;R. Schwartz;J. Makhoul

  • Vector quantization in speech coding

    J. Makhoul;S. Roucos;H. Gish

  • PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR INFORMATION EXTRACTION

    John Makhoul;Francis Kubala;Richard Schwartz;Ralph Weischedel

  • A compact model for speaker-adaptive training

    T. Anastasakos;J. McDonough;R. Schwartz;J. Makhoul

  • Fast and Robust Neural Network Joint Models for Statistical Machine Translation

    Jacob Devlin;Rabih Zbib;Zhongqiang Huang;Thomas Lamar

  • A fast cosine transform in one and two dimensions

    J. Makhoul

  • Stable and efficient lattice methods for linear prediction

    J. Makhoul

  • Discrete all-pole modeling

    A. El-Jaroudi;J. Makhoul

  • Context-dependent modeling for acoustic-phonetic recognition of continuous speech

    R. Schwartz;Y. Chow;O. Kimball;S. Roucos

  • Improved hidden Markov modeling of phonemes for continuous speech recognition

    R. Schwartz;Y. Chow;S. Roucos;M. Krasner

  • Quantization properties of transmission parameters in linear predictive systems

    R. Viswanathan;J. Makhoul

  • An omnifont open-vocabulary OCR system for English and Arabic

    I. Bazzi;R. Schwartz;J. Makhoul

  • Spectral linear prediction: Properties and applications

    J. Makhoul

  • A segment vocoder at 150 b/s

    S. Roucos;R. Schwartz;J. Makhoul

  • Speech and language technologies for audio indexing and retrieval

    J. Makhoul;F. Kubala;T. Leek;Daben Liu

  • BYBLOS: The BBN continuous speech recognition system

    Y. Chow;M. Dunham;O. Kimball;M. Krasner

  • A class of all-zero lattice digital filters: Properties and applications

    J. Makhoul

  • High-frequency regeneration in speech coding systems

    J. Makhoul;M. Berouti

  • What size test set gives good error rate estimates

    I. Guyon;J. Makhoul;R. Schwartz;V. Vapnik

Frequent Co-Authors

Richard Schwartz
Richard Schwartz Brown University
Ying Zhao
Ying Zhao Nankai University
Bing Xiang
Bing Xiang Amazon (United States)
Thad Starner
Thad Starner Georgia Institute of Technology
Pascale Fung
Pascale Fung Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chris Callison-Burch
Chris Callison-Burch University of Pennsylvania
Ben Shneiderman
Ben Shneiderman University of Maryland, College Park
Clifford Nass
Clifford Nass Stanford University
Lori Lamel
Lori Lamel University of Paris-Saclay

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