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Disambiguation of "King, Robin"

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Computer graphics in higher education (Panel Session).

, , , , , and . SIGGRAPH, page 31-33. ACM, (1983)

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Stefan King University of Stuttgart

Robin Göbel University of Stuttgart

Univ. -Prof. Dr. Robin Ghosh University of Stuttgart

Prof. Dr. Robin Hahn University of Stuttgart

Robin Wickersheim University of Stuttgart

 

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Educating the digital artist for the entertainment industry: the collision of academia and business (panel)., , , , and . SIGGRAPH, page 456-458. ACM, (1997)Computer graphics in higher education (Panel Session)., , , , , and . SIGGRAPH, page 31-33. ACM, (1983)Tools and processes for developing low-cost and high-quality text-to-speech synthesis for communication aids.. EUROSPEECH, ISCA, (1991)Automatic prosody assignment for interactive synthesized dialogue systems., , and . EUROSPEECH, ISCA, (1991)Fast speaker adaptation through spectral transformation for continuous speech recognition., and . ICSLP, ISCA, (1994)Layout processing, user control and prosody insertion in an on-line synthetic speech system.. EUROSPEECH, page 1121-1124. ISCA, (1989)Direct and joint-space approaches to the use of spectral transformation for speaker adaptation in continuous speech recognition., and . EUROSPEECH, ISCA, (1995)A continuous HMM based preprocessor for modular speech recognition neural networks., , and . ICSLP, ISCA, (1994)Automatic human face modeling in model-based facial image coding., and . ANZIIS, page 174-177. IEEE, (1996)A novel approach for classifying continuous speech into visible mouth-shape related classes., and . ICASSP (1), page 465-468. IEEE Computer Society, (1994)