Learning with Symmetry and Invariance for Speech Perception

Learning with Symmetry and Invariance for Speech Perception

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Learning with Symmetry and Invariance for Speech Perception

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 vision and speech
  3. 3 acoustic variability (words)
  4. 4 acoustic variability (sentences)
  5. 5 feedforward models for vision
  6. 6 invariance in auditory cortex and models
  7. 7 representations for recognition
  8. 8 bootstrapping for learning by children
  9. 9 statistical learning
  10. 10 data representation
  11. 11 deep representations
  12. 12 learning representations
  13. 13 invariant and selective representations
  14. 14 groups and visual transformations
  15. 15 orbit of group transformations
  16. 16 orbit are unique and invariant
  17. 17 invariance via group averaging
  18. 18 transferability
  19. 19 (probabilistic) selectivity
  20. 20 tl;dr summary
  21. 21 algorithms for signatures
  22. 22 computations for signatures
  23. 23 learning templates and transformations
  24. 24 learning by implicit supervision
  25. 25 Word orbits by signal manipulation
  26. 26 word representations
  27. 27 isolated word classification
  28. 28 how many templates and pooling functions?
  29. 29 MFCC comparison (linear kernel)
  30. 30 MFCC comparison (same dimensionality)
  31. 31 MFCC comparison (RBF kernel)
  32. 32 representation visualization
  33. 33 (segmental) phone representations
  34. 34 Sample complexity: vowel classification
  35. 35 multilayer frame representations
  36. 36 frame-based phone classification
  37. 37 learnable templates in CNNS
  38. 38 VTL-convolutional networks
  39. 39 acoustic modeling: HMM state classification
  40. 40 data augmentation?
  41. 41 looking forward

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