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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1998 IEEE INTERNATIONA! CONFERENCE ON ACOUSTICS,
SPEECH AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
VOLUME VI OF VI COMMUNICATIONS SIGNAL PROCESSING AUDIO AND
ELECTROACOUSTICS MULTIMEDIA SIGNAL PROCESSING
MAY 12-15,1998 WASHINGTON STATE CONVENTION AND TRADE CENTER
SEATTLE, WA (USA)
SPONSORED BY
THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS SIGNAL PROCESSING
SOCIETY
IEEE
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VOLUME VI
VOLUME VI
COMML: BLIND MULTIUSER COMMUNICATIONS BLIND MULTI-USER MMSE DETECTION OF
CDMA SIGNALS VI-3161
D. GESBERT (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA); J. SORELIUS (UPPSALA UNIVERSITY,
SWEDEN); A, PAULRAJ (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA)
CLOSED-FORM BLIND IDENTIFICATION OF MIMO CHANNELS VI-3165
J. XAVIER, V. BARROSO (INSTITUTO SUPERIOR TICNICO, PORTUGAL); J. MOURA
(CMU, USA)
BLIND ADAPTIVE INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION IN DS-CDMA COMMUNICATIONS WITH
IMPULSIVE NOISE VI-3169 X. WANG, V. POOR (PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, USA)
BLIND 2-D RAKE RECEIVERS BASED ON RLS-TYPE SPACE-TIME ADAPTIVE FILTERING
FOR DS-CDMA SYSTEM VI-3173 Y. CHEN, M. ZOLTOWSKI (PURDUE UNIVERSITY,
USA)
A NEW BLIND ZEROFORCING EQUALIZER FOR MULTICHANNEL SYSTEMS VL-3177
Z. DING (AUBURN UNIVERSITY, USA); I. COLLINGS (MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY,
AUSTRALIA); R. LIU (UNIVERSITY OFNOTRE DAME,
USA)
CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF BLIND ALGORITHMS FOR BASE STATION CDMA
RECEIVERS VL-3181
A. STEPHENNE, B. CHAMPAGNE (INRS-TELECOMMUNICATIONS, CANADA)
BLIND AND SEMI-BLIND MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD METHODS FORFIR MULTICHANNEL
IDENTIFICATION VI-3185 J. AYADI, E. DE CARVALHO, D. SLOCK (LNSTITUT
EURECOM, FRANCE)
THE BLIND QRD-DMS BEAMFORMERAND ITS VLSI SYSTOLIC DESIGNS FOR DS/CDMA
SYSTEMS VI-3189 5. LIU, E. GERANIOTIS (UNIVERSITY OFMARYLAND, USA)
COMM2: CODE DIVISION MULTIPLEACCESS CODING ENHANCED JOINT DETECTION FOR
MULTIPLE ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS VI-3193
R. LEARNED, A. SINGER (SANDERS, A LOCKHEED MARTIN COMPANY, USA) AN
ANALYSIS OF A MODULATED ORTHOGONAL SEQUENCE VI-3197
S. PARK, I. SONG, K. KIM (KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OFSCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY, KOREA); N. SUEHIRO (UNIVERSITY OF TSUKUBA, JAPAN); J. LEE
(KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OFSCIENCEAND TECHNOLOGY, KOREA)
SUBSPACE-BASED DETECTION FOR CDMA COMMUNICATIONS , VI-3201
Y. MOON, M. KAVEH, L NELSON (UNIVERSITY OFMINNESOTA, USA)
ADAPTIVE RECEPTION OF WIRELESS CDMA SIGNALS USING EMPIRICAL DETECTION
VI-3205
L. YUE, D. JOHNSON (RICE UNIVERSITY, USA)
REDUCED COMPLEXITY M-ARY HYPOTHESES TESTING IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
VI-3209
M. NAFIE, A. TEWFIK (UNIVERSITYOFMINNESOTA, USA) A RECENT
SUBSPACE-BASEDAPPROACH TO JOINTDETECTIONAND TIME-DELAY ESTIMATION IN
DS-CDMA SYSTEMS VI-3213 A. RANHEIM (CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY,
SWEDEN)
ADAPTIVE H-INFINITY DELAY TRACKING IN ASYNCHRONOUS DS-CDMA SYSTEMS
VI-3217
A. MANIKAS, S. LIM, P. WILKINSON (IMPERIAL COLLEGE, UK)
EFFICIENT IMPLEMENTATION OF LINEAR MULTIUSER DETECTORS VI-3221
X. WANG, W. LU, A. ANTONIOU (UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA, CANADA)
IMPLEMENTATION OF LINEAR MULTIUSER DETECTORS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS CDMA
SYSTEMS BY LINEAR MULTI-STAGE INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION VI-3225
H. ELDERS-BOLL, H. SCHOTTEN, A. BUSBOOM (AACHEN UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY,
GERMANY) PIPELINED IMPLEMENTATION OF ADAPTIVE MULTIPLE-ANTENNA CDMA
MOBILE RECEIVERS VI-3229 R. BAGHAIE, S. WERNER, T. LAAKSO (HELSINKI
UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, FINLAND)
LIV
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VOLUME VI
COMM3: DIVERSITY, SYNCHRONIZATION, AND INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
BRANCH-HOPPED WAVELET PACKET DIVISION MULTIPLEXING VI-3233
T. DAVIDSON, A. SCHOTT, K. WONG (MCMASTER UNIVERSITY, CANADA)
JOINT MULTIPATH-DOPPLERDIVERSITY IN FAST FADING CHANNELS VI-3237
A. SAYEED (UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN-MADISON, USA); B. AAZHANG (RICE
UNIVERSITY, USA)
A BLIND JOINT ESTIMATOR FOR MULTIPATH DIVERSITY AND PN TIMING ERROR IN
DIRECT-SEQUENCE SPREAD-SPECTRUM RECEIVERS VI-3241
J. LIN (NATIONAL TAIWAN UNIVERSITY, TAIWAN, ROC)
A RECEIVER DIVERSITYBASED CODE-TIMING ESTIMATOR FOR ASYNCHRONOUS DS-CDMA
SYSTEMS VI-3245 Z. LIU, J. LI, S. MILLER (UNIVERSITY OFFLORIDA, USA)
FIXED POINT ERROR ANALYSIS OF MULTIUSER DETECTION AND SYNCHRONIZATION
ALGORITHMS FOR CDMA COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS VI-3249
C. SENGUPTA, S. DAS, J. CAVALLARO, B. AAZHANG (RICE UNIVERSITY, USA)
REAL TIME IMPLEMENTATION OF A SYMBOL TIMING RECOVERY ALGORITHM FOR A
NARROWBAND WIRELESS MODEM VI-3253 /. GRIMM, R. KUMAR, J. KUSUMA, J.
KROGMEIER (PURDUE UNIVERSITY, USA)
BROADBAND NONSTATIONARY INTERFERENCE EXCISION FOR SPREAD SPECTRUM
COMMUNICATIONS USING TIME-FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS VI-3257
S. LACK M. AMIN (VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, USA); A. LINDSEY (ROME
LABORATORY, USA)
A NEW NON-LINEAR SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATING AND SUPPRESSING NARROWBAND
INTERFERENCE IN PN SPREAD SPECTRUM MODULATION VI-3261
A. PEREZ-NEIRA, J. ROCA, M. LAGUNAS (UNIVERSITAT POLITECNICA DE
CATALUNYA, SPAIN)
A NOVEL TIME-FREQUENCY EXCISER IN SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATIONS FOR
CHIRP-LIKE INTERFERENCE VI-3265 A. BULTAN, A. AKANSU (NEW JERSEY
INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, USA)
A COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DMT (OFDM) AND DWMT(DSBMT) BASED
DSL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS FOR SINGLE AND MULTITONE INTERFERENCE VI-3269
A. AKANSU, X. LIN (NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, USA)
COMM4: SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATIONS I LOW-COMPLEXITY DIGITAL
ENCODING STRATEGIES FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS VI-3273
H. PAPADOPOULOS, G. WORNELL, A. OPPENHEIM (MIT, USA)
APPLICATIONS OFBLIND EQUALIZATION IN WIRELESS ATM NETWORK VI-3277
J. BAO, L TONG (UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, USA)
DEMODULATION OF CPM SIGNALS USING PIECEWISE POLYNOMIAL-PHASE MODELING
VI-3281
S. BARBAROSSA, A. SCAGLIONE (UNIVERSITY OFROME, LA SAPIENZA, ITALY)
DIGITAL MODULATION CLASSIFICATION USING POWERMOMENT MATRICES
VI-3285
A. HERO, H. HADINEJAD-MAHRAM (UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN, USA)
A SIMPLE AND ROBUST MODULATION CLASSIFICATIONMETHOD VIA COUNTING VI-3289
X. HUO, D. DONOHO (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA)
CO-CHANNEL FM VOICE SEPARATION VIA CROSS COUPLED PHASE LOCKED LOOPS
VI-3293
E. SATORIUS (JET PROPULSION LABORATORY/CAL TECH, USA)
A JOINT VITERBI ALGORITHM TO SEPARATE COCHANNEL FM SIGNALS VI-3297
J. HAMKINS (JET PROPULSION LAB, USA)
COPERM: TRANSFORM-DOMAIN ENERGY COMPACTION BY OPTIMAL PERMUTATION
VI-3301
N. SIDIROPOULOS (UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, USA); M. PATTICHIS.A. BOVIK, J.
HAVLICEK (UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS, AUSTIN, USA)
LV
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VOLUME VI
COMM5: ANTENNAARRAYS FOR COMMUNICATIONS A FAST BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION
FOR DIGITAL WIRELESS APPLICATIONS VI-3305
M. TORLAK, L HANSEN, G. XU (UNIVERSITYOFTEXAS, AUSTIN, USA)
TWO STAGE CODE REFERENCE BEAMFORMER IN MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS VI-3309
X. MESTRE, M. NDJAR, M. LAGUNAS (UPC, SPAIN)
DOWNLINK BEAMFORMING AVOIDING DOA ESTIMATION FOR CELLULAR MOBILE
COMMUNICATIONS VI-3313 T. ASTE, P. FORSTER, L. FETY (LABORATOIRE
D ELECTRONIQUE CNAM, FRANCE); S. MAYRARGUE (CNET, FRANCE)
MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD MULTICHANNEL ESTIMATION UNDERREDUCEDRANK CONSTRAINT
VI-3317
P. FORSTER, T. ASTE (CNAM, FRANCE)
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT OFTHE DECORRELATING DETECTOR USING ANTENNAARRAYS
VI-3321
K. KIM, S. PARK, H. KIM, Y. KIM, I. SONG (KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE
OFSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, KOREA)
VECTOR-SENSOR ARRAY PROCESSING FOR ESTIMATING ANGLES AND TIMES OF
ARRIVAL OFMULTIPATH COMMUNICATION SIGNALS VI-3325
P. CHUA, C. SEE (DSO NATIONAL LABORATORIES, SINGAPORE); A. NEHORAI
(UNIVERSITY OFILLINOIS, CHICAGO, USA)
DECOUPLED DIRECTION FINDING: DETECTION VI-3329
P. PELIN (CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, SWEDEN)
THE EFFECTS OF LOCAL SCATTERING ON DIRECTION OF ARRIVAL ESTIMATION WITH
MUSIC AND ESPRIT VI-3333 D. ASZTELY, B. OTTERSTEN (ROYAL INSTITUTE
OFTECHNOLOGY, SWEDEN)
OPTIMAL DOWNLINK POWER ASSIGNMENT FOR SMART ANTENNASYSTEMS VI-3337
W. YANG, G. XU (THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, USA)
OPTIMAL ARRAY COMBINER FOR SEQUENCE DETECTORS VI-3341
M. LAGUNAS, A. PEREZ-NEIRA, J. VIDAL (UPC, BARCELONA, SPAIN)
COMM6: FRACTIONAL SAMPLING, CONSTANT-MODULUSAND ADAPTIVE EQUALIZATION
THE LOCAL MINIMA OF FRACTIONALLY-SPACE CMA BLIND EQUALIZER COST FUNCTION
IN THE PRESENCE OF CHANNEL NOISE.... VI-3345 W, CHUNG (CORNELL
UNIVERSITY, USA); J. LEBLANC (NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY, USA)
FRACTIONALLY-SPACED EQUALIZATION OF TIME-VARYINGMOBILE COMMUNICATIONS
VI-3349
M. ALBERI, 1. FIJALKOW (ETIS, FRANCE); J. BEHM (U.S. DEPARTMENT
OFDEFENSE, USA); T. ENDRES (SARNOFFDIGITAL COMM, USA)
THE DITHERED SIGNED-ERROR CONSTANT MODULUS ALGORITHM VL-3353
P. SCHNITER, C. JOHNSON (CORNELL UNIVERSITY, USA)
A HYBRID EQUALIZERMERGING THE ADVANTAGES OF BAUD SPACEDAND FRACTIONALLY
SPACED EQUALIZERS VI-3357 C. LUETKEMEYER, H. BLUETHGEN, T. NOLL
(UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY RWTH AACHEN, GERMANY)
OPTIMUM DELAY AND MEAN SQUARE ERROR USING CMA VI-3361
D. BROOKS, S. LAMBOTHARAN, J. CHAMBERS (IMPERIAL COLLEGE, UK) A
SIGN-ERROR ALGORITHM FOR BLIND EQUALIZATION OF REAL SIGNALS VI-3365
M. GHOSH (PHILIPS RESEARCH, USA) A FORWARDBACKWARD APPROACH TO ADAPTIVE
SPACE-TIME IDENTIFICATION AND EQUALIZATION OF TIME-VARYING CHANNELS
VI-3369
C. SEE(DSO NATIONAL LABORATORIES, SINGAPORE); C. COWAN (QUEEN S
UNIVERSITY OFBELFAST, N. IRELAND) NON-LINEAR CHANNEL EQUALISATION USING
MINIMAL RADIAL BASIS FUNCTION NEURAL NETWORKS VI-3373 P. CHANDRA KUMAR,
P. SARATCHANDRAN, N. SUNDARARAJAN (NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY,
SINGAPORE)
EQUALIZATION OF SATELLITEMOBILE COMMUNICATION CHANNELS USING COMBINED
SELF-ORGANIZING MAPS AND RBF NETWORKS VI-3377
S. BOUCHIRED, M. IBNKAHLA, D. ROVIRAS, F. CASTANII (ENSEEIHT-SIC,
FRANCE)
A TRULY RECURSIVE BLIND EQUALIZATION ALGORITHM VI-3381
A. BOUTTIER (THOMSON-CSF, FRANCE)
LVI
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VOLUME VI
COMM7: (SEMI-) BLINDCHANNEL EQUALIZATION A SEMI-BLIND APPROACH TO
STRUCTURED CHANNEL EQUALIZATION VI-3385
B. NG, D. GESBERT, A. PAULRAJ (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA)
SEMI-BLINDCHANNEL IDENTIFICATION USED IN GSM SYSTEM VI-3389
G. LI, Z. DING (AUBURN UNIVERSITY, USA)
ON THE USE OF KERNEL STRUCTURE FOR BLIND EQUALIZATION VI-3393
J. GUNTHER, A. SWINDLEHURST (BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, USA)
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF BLIND CHANNEL ESTIMATORSBASEDON NON-REDUNDANT
PERIODIC MODULATION PRECODERS VI-3397 A. CHEVREUIL (TELECOM PARIS,
FRANCE); E. SERPEDIN (UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, USA); P. LOUBATON
(UNIVERSITE DE MARNELA-VALLE, FRANCE); G. GIANNAKIS (UNIVERSITY
OFVIRGINIA, USA)
SECOND ORDER BLIND EQUALIZATION: THE BAND LIMITED CASE VI-3401
P. CIBLAT, P. LOUBATON (UNIVERSITY OFMARNE-LA-VALLEE, FRANCE)
FAST BLIND IDENTIFICATION OFFIR COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS VI-3405
C. BECCHETTI, G. SCARANO (UNIVERSITYROMA LA SAPIENZA , ITALY)
BLIND EQUALIZATION OF I.I.R. SINGLE-INPUT MULTIPLE-OUTPUT CHANNELS WITH
COMMON ZEROS USING SECOND-ORDER STATISTICS VI-3409
B. HUANG, J. TUGNAIT (AUBURN UNIVERSITY, USA)
BLIND LINEARIZATION, AND IDENTIFICATION OFNONLINEAR SYSTEMS - A LEAST
SQUARES P-TH ORDER INVERSE APPROACH V1-3413 G. RAZ, B. VAN VEEN
(UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON, USA)
COMM8: SIGNAL PROCESSINGFOR COMMUNICATIONS II PILOT SYMBOL ASSISTED
DIVERSITY RECEPTION FOR A FADING CHANNEL VI-3417
S. BULUMULLA, S. KASSAM, S. VENKATESH (UNIVERSITY OFPENNSYLVANIA, USA)
ESTIMATION OF FM MODULATION OFMULTI-COMPONENT SIGNALS FROM THE FOURIER
PHASE VI-3421 D. NELSON (US DEPARTMENT OFDEFENSE, USA)
CONDITIONAL MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD FREQUENCY ESTIMATION FOR OFFSET
MODULATIONS VI-3425
J. RIBA, G. VDZQUEZ, S. CALVO (UPC, SPAIN)
A SIGNAL PROCESSING APPROACH FOR EFFECTIVE REDUCTION OF TIMING JITTER
DUE TO THE ACOUSTIC EFFECT VI-3429 T. ADALI, B. WANG, A. PILIPETSKI, C.
MENYUK (UNIVERSITY OFMARYLAND, BALTIMORE, USA)
COST-EFFICIENT APPROXIMATION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS WITH REPEATEDAND
MULTI-CHANNEL FILTERING CONFIGURATIONS VI-3433 A. KUTAY (BILKENT
UNIVERSITY, TURKEY); F. ERDEN (TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY,
FINLAND); H. OZAKTAS, 0. ARIKAN, C. CANDAN, O. GULERYUZ (BILKENT
UNIVERSITY, TURKEY)
QOS CONSIDERATIONS FORDMT-BASED ADSL AND VDSL SYSTEMS VI-3437
M. COLIN (IEMN/OAE, FRANCE); C. MODLIN (AMATI COMMUNICATIONS
CORPORATION, USA); M. GHARBI, M. GAZALET (IEMN/OAE, FRANCE)
COMPUTATIONAL REDUCTION DURING IDLE TRANSMISSION IN DSL MODEMS VI-3441
A. CHELLALI, M. POLLEY, A. GATHERER (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, USA)
ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OFADAPTIVE EQUALIZERS FOR WIRELESS ATM WITH AN
EXTENDED QR-DECOMPOSITION-BASED RLS-ALGORITHM VI-3445
C, DREWES, R. HASHOLZNER, J. HAMMERSCHMIDT (TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET
MUENCHEN, GERMANY)
A NEW TEST OF STATIONARITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO TELETRAFFICDATA
VI-3449
S. VATON (ENST PARIS, FRANCE)
PROBABILITY OF DETECTION OF RESIDUAL ECHO BASED ON MAGNITUDE-SQUARED
COHERENCE ESTIMATE VI-3453
C. SUI (LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES, USA)
LVII
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VOLUME VI
COMM9: SOURCE/CHANNEL CODING AND EQUALIZATION JOINT SOURCE CHANNEL
CODING OVER CHANNELS WITH INTERSYMBOL INTERFERENCE USING VECTOR CHANNELS
AND DISCRETE MULTITONE VI-3457
V. KAFEDZISKI, D. MORRELL (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, USA)
A JOINT SOURCE/CHANNEL CODER WITH BLOCK CONSTRAINTS VI-3461
H. OTU, K SAYOOD (UNIVERSITY OFNEBRASKA, USA)
DESIGN OF CHANNEL OPTIMIZED VECTOR QUANTIZERS IN THE PRESENCE OF CHANNEL
MISMATCH VI-3465 H. JAFARKHANI (AT&TLABS, USA); N. FARVARDIN (UNIVERSITY
OFMARYLAND, USA)
DESIGN OFNEURAL NETWORK QUANTIZERS FOR A DISTRIBUTED ESTIMATION SYSTEM
WITH COMMUNICATION CONSTRAINTS VI-3469 V. MEGALOOIKONOMOU, Y. YESHA
(UNIVERSITY OFMARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY, USA)
PERFORMANCE OF PREDICTIVE CODERS OVER NOISY CHANNELS WITH FEEDBACK
VI-3473
M. KHANSARI (HEWLETT-PACKARD LABS, USA)
FINITE-STATE DIFFERENTIAL CODING FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH
MULTIPATH CHANNELS VI-3477 H. LIU, K. LI (UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, USA)
CONSTRAINED EQUALIZERSAND PRECEDING FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE CHANNELS
VI-3481
G. FEYH (CIRRUS LOGIC, USA)
OPTIMUMOPEN EYE EQUALIZER DESIGN FORNON-MINIMUM PHASE CHANNELS VI-3485
M. HALPEM (UNIVERSITY OFMELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA); M. BOTTEMA, W. MORAN
(FLINDERS UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA); S. DASGUPTA (UNIVERSITY OFIOWA, USA)
H-INFINITY EQUALIZATION OF COMMUNICATION CHANNELS VI-3489
A. ERDOGAN, B. HASSIBI, T. KAILATH (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA)
FAST COMPUTATION OF EFFICIENT DECISION FEEDBACK EQUALIZERS FOR HIGH
SPEED WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS VI-3493 /. FEVRIER, S. GELFAND (PURDUE,
USA); M. FITZ (OHIO STATE, USA)
COMM10: MULTI-RATEANDMULTI-CARRDIR COMMUNICATION EFFICIENT FILTERBANK
CHANNELIZERS FOR SOFTWARE RADIO RECEIVERS VI-3497
K. ZANGI, D. KOILPILLAI (ERICSSON INC., USA)
SELF-RECOVERING MULTIRATE EQUALIZERS USING REDUNDANT FILTERBANK
PRECODERS VI-3501
A. SCAGLIONE (UNIVERSITY OFROME, LA SAPIENZA, ITALY); G. GIANNAKIS
(UNIVERSITY OFVIRGINIA, USA); S. BARBAROSSA (UNIVERSITY OFROME, LA
SAPIENZA, ITALY)
NONMAXIMALLY DECIMATED FILTERBANK BASED PRECODER / POST-EQUALIZER FOR
BLIND CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION AND OPTIMAL MMSE EQUALIZATION VI-3505
X. LIN, A. AKANSU (NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, USA) BLIND CARRIER
SYNCHRONIZATIONAND CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION VI-3509
U. TURELI, H. LIU (UNIVERSITYOFVIRGINIA, USA)
ROBUST EQUALIZATION FOR SPREAD-RESPONSE PRECODING SYSTEMS VI-3513
J. LANEMAN, G. WORNELL (RESEARCH LABORATORY OFELECTRONICS, MIT, USA)
COST-EFFICIENT PARALLEL LATTICE VLSI ARCHITECTURE FOR THE DTT/FFT IN DMT
TRANSCEIVER TECHNOLOGY VI-3517 A. WU, T. CHAN (NATIONAL CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY, TAIWAN, ROC) NONLINEARCHANNEL IDENTIFICATION AND
EQUALIZATION FOR OFDM SYSTEMS VI-3521
A. REDFERN, G. ZHOU (GEORGIA INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, USA)
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DVB ON-BOARD MULTI-CARRIER DEMODULATOR
VI-3525
J. SALA-ALVAREZ, A. PAGES-ZAMORA, S. CALVO, J. PRAT (UPC, SPAIN)
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VOLUME VI
AE1: ACOUSTICSAND ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL HEAD-RELATED TRANSFER FUNCTION
MODELING IN 3-D SOUND SYSTEMS WITH GENETIC ALGORITHMS VI-3529 N. CHEUNG,
S. TRAUTMANN (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TSUKUBA R&D CENTER, JAPAN); A. HORNER
(HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OFSCI & TECH, PR CHINA)
A BOTTLE MODEL FOR HEAD-RELATED TRANSFER FUNCTIONS VI-3533
B. FERGUSON, R. BOGNER, S. WAWRYK (UNIVERSITY OFADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA)
SIMULATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONALSOUND PROPAGATION WITH MULTIDIMENSIONAL
WAVE DIGITAL FILTERS VI-3537 T. SCHETELIG, R. RABENSTEIN
(UNIVERSITYERLANGEN, GERMANY)
OPTIMUM LOUDSPEAKER SPACING FOR ROBUST CROSSTALK CANCELLATION VI-3541
D. WARD, G. ELKO (BELL LABS, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES, USA)
MEAN WEIGHT BEHAVIOR OF THE FILTERED-X LMS ALGORITHM VI-3545
O. TOBIAS, J. BERMUDEZ (UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL);
N. BERSHAD (UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA,
IRVINE, USA); R. SEARA (UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL)
A METHOD OF OPTIMIZING SOURCE CONFIGURATION IN ACTIVE CONTROL SYSTEMS
USING GRAM-SCHMIDT ORTHOGONALIZATION VL-3549
F. ASANO (ELECTROTECHNICAL LABORATORY, JAPAN); Y. SUZUKI (R.I.E.C TOHOKU
UNIVERSITY, JAPAN); D. SWANSON (A.R.L
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, USA)
GMDF WITH ADAPTIVE RECONSTRUCTIONFILTERSAND ZERO THROUGHPUT DELAY
VI-3553
J. LARIVIERE, R. GOUBRAN (CARLETON UNIVERSITY, CANADA)
ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OFNARROWBAND ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL SYSTEMS VI-3557
S. KUO, X. KONG, S. CHEN, W. HAO (NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, USA)
AE2: COMPUTER MUSIC AMPLITUDE MODULATED SINUSOIDAL MODELING USING
LEAST-SQUARE INFINITE SERIES APPROXIMATION WITH APPLICATIONS TO TIMBRE
ANALYSIS VI-3561
W. GOH, K. CHAN (NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, SINGAPORE)
MULTI-PITCH ESTIMATION FOR POLYPHONIC SIGNALS VI-3565
P. FERNANDEZ-CID, F. CASAJUS-QUIROS (GAPS-SSR-ETS1T-UPM, SPAIN)
SUPPRESSION OF TRANSIENTS IN TIME-VARYING RECURSIVE FILTERS FOR AUDIO
SIGNALS VI-3569
V. VALIMAKI, T. LAAKSO (HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, FINLAND)
AN ANALYSIS/SYNTHESISTOOL FOR TRANSIENT SIGNALS THAT ALLOWS A FLEXIBLE
SINES+TRANSIENTS+NOISE MODEL FOR AUDIO VI-3573
T. VERMA, T. MENG (STANFORD UNIVERSITY, USA)
A NEW FREQUENCY DOMAIN APPROACH TO TIME-SCALE EXPANSION OF AUDIO SIGNALS
VI-3577
A. FERREIRA(FEUP/INESC, PORTUGAL)
ROBUST EXPONENTIAL MODELING OF AUDIO SIGNALS VI-3581
J. NIEUWENHUIJSE, R. HEUSDENS, E. DEPRETTERE (DELFT UNIVERSITY
OFTECHNOLOGY, THE NETHERLANDS)
MULTIRESOLUTION SINUSOIDALMODELING FOR WIDEBAND AUDIO WITH MODIFICATIONS
VI-3585
S.LEVINE (STANFORD/CCRMA, USA); T. VERMA (STANFORD/ CENTERFOR INTEGRATED
SYSTEMS, USA); J. SMITH III (STANFORD /CCRMA, USA) EFFICIENT
ANALYSIS/SYNTHESIS OFPERCUSSION MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSOUNDS USING AN
ALL-POLE MODEL VI-3589
M. MACON (OREGON GRADUATE INSTITUTE, USA); A. MCCREE, W. LAI, V.
VISWANATHAN (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, USA) MUSIC RECOGNITION USING NOTE
TRANSITION CONTEXT VI-3593
K. KASHINO, H. MURASE(NTTBASIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES, JAPAN)
A SYSTEM FOR MACHINE RECOGNITION OF MUSIC PATTERNS VI-3597
E. COYLE (PURDUE UNIVERSITY, USA); I. SHMULEVICH (UNIVERSITY OFNIJMEGEN,
THE NETHERLANDS)
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AE3: HEARING AIDS AND MICROPHONE ARRAYS DICHOTIC PRESENTATION OFSPEECH
SIGNAL WITH CRITICAL BAND FILTERING FOR IMPROVING SPEECH PERCEPTION
VI-3601 D. CHAUDHARI, P. PANDEY (INDIAN INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, BOMBAY,
INDIA)
A REALTIME ROBUST ADAPTIVE MICROPHONE ARRAY CONTROLLED BY AN SNR
ESTIMATE VI-3605
0. HOSHUYAMA (NEC CORPORATION, JAPAN); B. BEGASSE (INSA); A. SUGIYAMA,
A. HIRANO(NEC CORPORATION, JAPAN)
AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE EVENTS BY HIDDENMARKOV
MODELS VI-3609 P. GAUNARD, C. MUBIKANGIEY, C. COUVREUR, V. FONTAINE
(FACULTE POLYTECHNIQUE DE MONS, BELGIUM)
ON THE USE OF EXPLICIT SPEECH MODELING IN MICROPHONE ARRAY APPLICATIONS
VI-3613
M. BRANDSTEIN (HARVARD UNIVERSITY, USA)
CONSTRUCTION OF A JOINT PEAK-INTERVAL HISTOGRAM USING HIGHER-ORDER
CUMULANT-BASEDINVERSE FILTERING VI-3617 S. LEI, R. HAMEMIK (PLATTSBURGH
STATE UNIVERSITY, USA)
CLASSIFICATION OF AUDIO SIGNALS USING STATISTICAL FEATURES ON TIME AND
WAVELETTRANSFORM DOMAINS VI-3621 T. LAMBROU, P. KUDUMAKIS, R. SPELLER,
M. SANDLER, A. LINNEY (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON, UK)
PERSONAL COMPUTER SOFTWARE VOWEL TRAINING AID FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED
VI-3625
A. ZIMMER, B. DAI, S. ZAHORIAN (OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, USA)
OPTIMAL TRUNCATIONTIME FOR MATCHED FILTER ARRAY PROCESSING ,. VI-3629
D. RABINKIN (CAIP CENTER, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, USA); D. MACOMBER (SEAS,
UNIVERSITY OFPENNSYLVANIA, USA); R. RENOMERON, J. FLANAGAN (CAIP CENTER,
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, USA)
MULTI-MICROPHONE NOISE CANCELLATION FORIMPROVEMENT OF HEARING AID
PERFORMANCE , VI-3633 P. SHIELDS, D. CAMPBELL (UNIVERSITY OFPAISLEY,
SCOTLAND, UK)
NOVEL BRICK-WALL FILTERSBASED ON THE AUDITORY SYSTEM VI-3637
A. BISWAS (SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCES, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, USA)
AE4: CODING VECTOR QUANTIZATION OF SCALE FACTORS IN ADVANCED AUDIO CODER
(AAC) VI-3641
T. SREENIVAS, M. DIETZ (FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTEFOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS,
GERMANY)
LOW DELAY CODING OF WIDEBAND AUDIO (20 HZ -15 KHZ) AT 64 KBPS VI-3645
A. JBIRA, N. MOREAU (ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS,
FRANCE); P. DYMARSKI (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW, POLAND)
INFLUENCE OF AUDIO CODING ON STEREOPHONIC ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLATION
VI-3649
T. GANSLER, P. ENEROTH (LUND UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN)
A TIME-VARYING, ANALYSIS/SYNTHESIS AUDITORY FILTERBANK USING
THEGAMMACHIRP VI-3653
T. IRINO (ATRHUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING RESEARCH LABS., JAPAN); M.
UNOKI (JAPAN ADVANCED INSTITUTE OFSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, JAPAN) HYBRID
LPC AND DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM AUDIO CODING WITH A NOVEL BIT
ALLOCATION ALGORITHM VI-3657
S. BOLAND, D. MOHAMED (QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, AUSTRALIA)
ANEW SUBBAND PERCEPTUAL AUDIO CODER USING CELP VI-3661
O. VAN DER VRECKEN (BABEL TECHNOLOGIES SA, BELGIUM); L. HUBAUT, F.
COULON (TCTS - FACULTE POLYTECHNIQUE DE MONS, BELGIUM)
PERCEPTUALLY HIDDEN DATA TRANSMISSION OVER AUDIO SIGNALS VI-3665
P. PRANDONI, M. VETTERLI (EPFL, LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND)
MPEG AUDIO BIT RATE SCALING ON CODED DATADOMAIN VI-3669
Y. NAKAJIMA, H. YANAGIHARA, A. YONEYAMA, M. SUGANO (KDD CO. LTD., JAPAN)
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AE5: ECHO CANCELLATION STEREOPHONIC ACOUSTICECHO CANCELLATION USING
NONLINEAR TRANSFORMATIONS AND COMB FILTERING VI-3673 J. BENESTY, D.
MORGAN, J. HALL, M. SONDHI (BELL LABS, USA)
A STEREOECHO CANCELER WITH PRE-PROCESSING FOR CORRECT ECHO-PATH
IDENTIFICATION VI-3677
Y. JONCOUR, A. SUGIYAMA (NEC CORP - C&C MEDIA RESEARCH LABS, JAPAN)
USING AUDITORY PROPERTIES TO IMPROVE THE BEHAVIOR OF STEREOPHONIC
ACOUSTICECHO CANCELLERS VI-3681 A. GILLOIRE, V. TURBIN (FRANCE TELECOM
/CNET, FRANCE)
NEW CONFIGURATION FOR A STEREO ECHO CANCELLER WITH NONLINEAR
PRE-PROCESSING VI-3685
S. SHIMAUCHI, Y. HANEDA, S. MAKINO, Y. KANEDA (NTT HUMAN INTERFACE
LABORATORIES, JAPAN)
STEREOPHONIC ACOUSTICECHO CANCELLATION SYSTEM USING TIME-VARYING
ALL-PASS FILTERING FOR SIGNAL DECORRELATION VI-3689
M. ALI (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, USA)
MMSP1: AUDIO/IMAGE/VIDEOPROCESSINGFOR MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS A
SYNTACTIC APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC LIP FEATURE EXTRACTION FOR SPEAKER
IDENTIFICATION VI-3693 T. WARK, S. SRIDHARAN (QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY
OFTECHNOLOGY, AUSTRALIA)
VIDEO SEQUENCE MATCHING *,* VI-3697
R. MOHAN (IBM, USA)
PROGRESSIVE RESOLUTION MOTION INDEXING OFVIDEO OBJECT VI-3701
J. NAM, A. TEWFIK (UNIVERSITY OFMINNESOTA, USA)
A MULTIRESOLUTION COLOR CLUSTERING APPROACH TO IMAGE INDEXING AND
RETRIEVAL VI-3705
X. WAN, C. KUO (UNIVERSITY OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA)
MULTIRESOLUTIONALENCODING AND DECODING IN EMBEDDED IMAGE AND VIDEO
CODERS VI-3709
Z. XIONG (UNIVERSITY OFHAWAII, USA); B. KIM, W. PEARLMAN (RENSSELAER
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, USA)
EXTRACTION OFDETAILED IMAGE REGIONS FOR CONTENT-BASED IMAGE RETRIEVAL
VI-3713
D. ANDROUTSOS (UNIVERSITY OFTORONTO, CANADA); K. PLATANIOTIS (RYERSON
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, CANADA); A.
VENETSANOPOULOS (UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, CANADA)
OPTIMAL OBJECT ALLOCATION FOR MULTIMEDIA BROADCAST VI-3717
E. HEREDIA (THOMSON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, USA)
AN INTEGRATED PROGRESSIVE IMAGE CODING AND WATERMARK SYSTEM VI-3721
H. WANG, C. KUO (UNIVERSITY OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA)
ON COMBINING WATERMARKING WITH PERCEPTUAL CODING VI-3725
J. LACY, S. QUACKENBUSH, A. REIBMAN, D. SHUR, J. SNYDER (AT&TLABS, USA)
FACE AUTHENTICATION USING VARIANTS OFELASTICGRAPH MATCHING BASED ON
MATHEMATICAL MORPHOLOGY THAT INCORPORATE LOCAL DISCRIMINANT COEFFICIENTS
VI-3729 C. KOTROPOULOS, A. TEFAS, I. PITAS (ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY
OFTHESSALONIKI, GREECE)
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MMSP2: INTEGRATED MULTIMEDIAPROCESSINGAND HUMANCOMPUTER INTERFACE
DISCRIMINATIVE TRAINING OF HMM STREAM EXPONENTS FOR AUDIO-VISUAL SPEECH
RECOGNITION VI-3733 G. POTAMIANOS, H. GRAF(AT&T LABS, USA)
A HYBRID REAL-TIME FACE TRACKING SYSTEM VI-3737
C. WANG, M. BRANDSTEIN (HARVARD UNIVERSITY, USA)
A HIDDENMARKOV MODEL FRAMEWORK FOR VIDEO SEGMENTATION USING AUDIOAND
IMAGE FEATURES VI-3741 /. BORECZKY, L WILCOX(FXPALO ALTO LAB, USA)
TEXT-TO-VISUAL SPEECH SYNTHESIS BASED ON PARAMETER GENERATION FROM HMM
VI-3745
T. MASUKO, T. KOBAYASHI, M. TAMURA, J. MASUBUCHI (TOKYO INSTITUTE
OFTECHNOLOGY, JAPAN); K. TOKUDA (NAGOYA INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, JAPAN)
DIGITAL PROCESSING OFAFFECTIVE SIGNALS VI-3749
J. HEALEY, R. PICARD (MIT MEDIA LAB, USA)
IMMERSIVE AUDIO FOR THE DESKTOP VI-3753
C. KYRIAKAKIS, T. HOLMAN(USCIMSC, USA)
SPEECH INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL REALITY VI-3757
J. MUELLER (MUNICH UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, GERMANY); C. KRAPICHLER
(GSF, NEUHERBERG, GERMANY); L NGUYEN (MUNICH UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY,
GERMANY); K. ENGLMEIER (GSF, NEUHERBERG, GERMANY); M. LANG (MUNICH
UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, GERMANY)
WORD LEARNING IN A MULTIMODALENVIRONMENT VI-3761
D. ROY, A. PENTLAND(MITMEDIA LAB, USA)
MMSP3: INTERFACES FORMULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS SIGN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN JAPANESE-KOREAN AND JAPANESE-PORTUGUESE USING CG ANIMATION
VI-376S Y. AOKI, R. MITSUMORI, J. LI (HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN); A.
BURGER (GERMANY)
PROBING THE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN QUALITATIVEAND QUANTITATIVE
PERFORMANCEMEASURES FOR VOICE-ENABLED TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES VI-3769
S. NARAYANAN, M. SUBRAMANIAM, B. STEM, B. HOLLISTER, C. LIN (AT&TLABS,
USA)
SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR RECOGNITION OF HUMAN FRUSTRATION VI-3773
R. FERNANDEZ, P. ROSALIND (MIT MEDIA LAB, USA)
QUICKAUDIO RETRIEVAL USING ACTIVE SEARCH VI-3777
G. SMITH, H. MURASE, K. KASHINO (NTT BASIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES, JAPAN)
RETRIEVAL OF BROADCAST NEWS DOCUMENTS WITH THE THISL SYSTEM VI-3781
D. ABBERLEY, S. RENALS (SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY, UK); G. COOK (CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY, UK)
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SPEC-MMSP: SIGNALPROCESSING IN MODERN MULTIMEDIA STANDARDS DIGITAL
IMAGE/VIDEO LIBRARYANDMPEG-7: STANDARDIZATIONAND RESEARCH ISSUES VI-3785
Y. RUI, T. HUANG (BECKMAN INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY
OFILLINOIS-URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, USA); S. CHANG (COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, USA)
MULTIMEDIA CONTENT DESCRIPTION IN THE INFOPYRAMID VI-3789
C. LI, R. MOHAN, J. SMITH (IBM T.J. WATSON RESEARCH CENTER, USA)
H.263+: THE NEW ITU-T RECOMMENDATION FOR VIDEO CODING AT LOW BIT RATES
VI-3793
T. GARDOS (INTEL CORPORATION, USA)
CODING OF NATURAL AUDIO IN MPEG-4 VI-3797
S. QUACKENBUSH (AT&TLABS, USA)
THE MPEG-4 STRUCTURED AUDIO STANDARD VI-3801
E. SCHEIRER(MIT MEDIA LAB, USA)
NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC VIDEO IN MPEG-4 VI-3805
J. OSTERMANN, A. PURI(AT&T LABS - RESEARCH, USA)
PROTOCOLS FOR REAL-TIME MULTIMEDIA DATA TRANSMISSION OVER THE INTERNET
VI-3809
M. CIVANLAR(AT&TLABS - RESEARCH, USA)
MEMIS - MHEG ENVIRONMENT FOR MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND SIMULATION
VI-3813
A. GAUTON, T. DURRANI (UNIVERSITY OFSTRATHCLYDE, SCOTLAND, UK)
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