Mohamed Kamal Omar

Computer Science · Physical Sciences

9h-index210citations29works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Speech Recognition and Synthesis(24), Speech and Audio Processing(23), Music and Audio Processing(13), Neural Networks and Applications(5), Blind Source Separation Techniques(3)

Publications29 total

A factor analysis model of sequences for language recognition
2016· 1 cited
Fast approximate i-vector estimation using PCA
2015· 1 cited
Shift-invariant features for speech activity detection in adverse radio-frequency channel conditions
2014· 1 cited
TRAP language identification system for RATS phase II evaluation
2013· 13 cited
Speech activity detection for noisy data using adaptation techniques
2012· 8 cited
On the use of non-linear polynomial kernel SVMs in language recognition
2012· 9 cited
Keyword-conditioned phone N-gram modeling with contextual information for speaker verification
2012
Conversational-side-specific inter-session variability compensation
2011
Boosting speaker recognition performance with compact representations
2011
Feature normalization for speaker verification in room reverberation
2011· 44 cited
Forensically inspired approaches to automatic speaker recognition
2011· 5 cited
Training Universal Background Models for Speaker Recognition
Odyssey·2010· 18 cited
A novel approach to detecting non-native speakers and their native language
2010· 31 cited
Maximum margin linear kernel optimization for speaker verification
2009· 2 cited
Regularized feature-based maximum likelihood linear regression for speech recognition
2007· 4 cited
A variational approach to robust maximum likelihood estimation for speech recognition
2007
An Evaluation of Lattice Scoring using a Smoothed Estimate of Word Accuracy
2007· 1 cited
Maximum Conditional Mutual Information Weighted Scoring for Speech Recognition
2006
Maximum conditional mutual information modeling for speaker verification
2005· 4 cited
Gaussian mixture models of phonetic boundaries for speech recognition
2005· 9 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Jason Pelecanos(9), Mark Hasegawa‐Johnson(7), Sriram Ganapathy(3), Ganesh N. Ramaswamy(3), Kyu J. Han(2), Sibel Yaman(2), Ming Li(1), Shrikanth Narayanan(1), Ken Chen(1), Mark Hasegawa-Johnson(1), Yigal Brandman(1), S. Levinson(1), Ki Jin Han(1), Cezar Pendus(1), S. Yaman(1), Wenbo Zhu(1), Jiří Navrátil(1), Lidia Mangu(1), Brian Kingsbury(1)