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How many do we need? exploration of the population size effect on the performance of forensic speaker classification.
S Ishihara, Y Kinoshita
Interspeech, 1941-1944, 2008
372008
A forensic authorship classification in sms messages: A likelihood ratio based approach using n-gram
S Ishihara
Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop …, 2011
342011
A likelihood ratio-based evaluation of strength of authorship attribution evidence in SMS messages using N-grams.
S Ishihara
International Journal of Speech, Language & the Law 21 (1), 2014
322014
The big australian speech corpus (the big asc)
M Wagner, D Tran, R Togneri, P Rose, D Powers, M Onslow, D Loakes, ...
SST 2010, Thirteenth Australasian International Conference on Speech Science …, 2011
322011
Background population: how does it affect LR based forensic voice comparison?
Y Kinoshita, S Ishihara
The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law 21 (2), 191-224, 2014
272014
Strength of linguistic text evidence: A fused forensic text comparison system
S Ishihara
Forensic Science International 278, 184-197, 2017
262017
Filler words as a speaker classification feature
S Ishihara, Y Kinoshita
Proceedings of the 13th Australasian International Conference on Speech …, 2010
242010
A blueprint for a comprehensive Australian English auditory-visual speech corpus
D Burnham, E Ambikairajah, J Arciuli, M Bennamoun, CT Best, S Bird, ...
HCSNet workshop on designing the Australian national corpus, 96-107, 2009
232009
Strength of forensic text comparison evidence from stylometric features: a multivariate likelihood ratio-based analysis.
S Ishihara
International Journal of Speech, Language & the Law 24 (1), 2017
222017
Score-based likelihood ratios for linguistic text evidence with a bag-of-words model
S Ishihara
Forensic Science International 327, 110980, 2021
202021
An acoustic-phonetic descriptive analysis of Kagoshima Japanese tonal phenomena
S Ishihara
The Australian National University, 2004
162004
A Comparative Study on Perception of Foreign-accented Japanese by L2 Japanese Listeners having different L1 backgrounds: English, Chinese and Indonesion
S Ishihara, Y Fan, D Jalil, C Tsurutani
International Phonetic Association, 2011
15*2011
Likelihood ratio estimation for authorship text evidence: An empirical comparison of score-and feature-based methods
S Ishihara, M Carne
Forensic Science International 334, 111268, 2022
132022
A forensic text comparison in SMS messages: a likelihood ratio approach with lexical features.
S Ishihara
WDFIA, 55-65, 2012
122012
Beyond the Long-term Mean: Exploring the Potential of F0 Distribution Parameters in Traditional Forensic Speaker Recognition.
Y Kinoshita, S Ishihara, P Rose
methodology (the dpik function of R’s KernSmooth library) 13, 14, 2008
122008
Cross‐language perception of word‐final stops: A comparison of Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese listeners
K Tsukada, S Ishihara, TTA Nguyen, R Roengpitya
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 121 (5_Supplement), 3074-3074, 2007
112007
The effect of first language (L1) in cross-language speech perception: Comparison of word-final stop discrimination by English, Japanese and Thai listeners
K Tsukada, S Ishihara
Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan 11 (1), 82-92, 2007
112007
Probabilistic evaluation of SMS messages as forensic evidence: likelihood ratio based approach with lexical features
S Ishihara
Emerging Digital Forensics Applications for Crime Detection, Prevention, and …, 2013
102013
What constitutes" good pronunciation" from L2 Japanese learners' and native speakers' perspectives? A perception study
S Ishihara, C Tsurutani, K Tsukada
National University of Singapore, 2011
92011
Variability and consistency in the idiosyncratic selection of fillers in Japanese monologues: Gender differences
S Ishihara
Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop …, 2010
92010
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