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Clifford J. Weinstein
Researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Publications - 35
Citations - 514
Clifford J. Weinstein is an academic researcher from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Machine translation & Transfer-based machine translation. The author has an hindex of 12, co-authored 35 publications receiving 496 citations.
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Exploiting Nonacoustic Sensors for Speech Encoding
Thomas F. Quatieri,Kevin Brady,D. Messing,Joseph P. Campbell,William M. Campbell,Michael S. Brandstein,Clifford J. Weinstein,J.D. Tardelli,P.D. Gatewood +8 more
TL;DR: By fusing nonacoustic low-frequency and pitch content with acoustic-microphone content, this work has achieved significant intelligibility performance gains using the DRT across a variety of environments over the government standard 2400-bps MELPe coder.
Social Network Analysis with Content and Graphs
TL;DR: Work at Lincoln Laboratory is addressing the problems in constructing networks from unstructured data, analyzing the community structure of a network, and inferring information from networks.
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Modeling and detection techniques for Counter-Terror Social Network Analysis and Intent Recognition
TL;DR: The development and application of a new Terror Attack Description Language (TADL), which is used as a basis for modeling and simulation of terrorist attacks based on real information about past attacks, is described.
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Measuring human readability of machine generated text: three case studies in speech recognition and machine translation
Douglas L. Jones,Edward Gibson,Wade Shen,N. Granoien,M. Herzog,D.A. Reynolds,Clifford J. Weinstein +6 more
TL;DR: Three experiments that test the readability of current state-of-the art system output from an automated English speech-to-text (SST) system, applying standard psycholinguistic testing procedures and a modified version of the standard defense language proficiency test for Arabic, learn that subjects are slowed down by about 25% when reading system STT output.
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The Experimental Integrated Switched Network - a System-Level Network Test Facility
TL;DR: An Experimental Integrated Switched Network (EISN) has been developed to provide a system-level testbed for the evaluation of advanced communications networking techniques, including survivable network routing algorithms using a mix of transmission media, for application in the Defense Switched network (DSN).