2003 IEEE International

Conference on Acoustics, Speech,and Signal Processing

Proceedings

Volume V of VI

Sensor Array and Multichannel Signal ProcessingAudio and Electroacoustics

Multimedia Signal Processing

April 6-10, 2003

Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre

Hong Kong

Sponsored by

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Signal Processing Society

4 IEEE

SPEC-L7.5: KERNEL INDEPENDENT COMPONENTANALYSIS IV - 876

Francis Bach, Michael Jordan, University of California, Berkeley, United States

SPEC-L7.6: THE KERNELMUTUAL INFORMATION IV - 880

Arthur Gretton, MPIfor Biological Cybernetics, Germany; RalfHerbrich, Microsoft Research, United Kingdom;Alexander Smola, Australian National University, Australia

Volume V

SAM-Ll: MULTICHANNEL IMAGING

SAM-L1.1: IMAGE COMBINATION FOR HIGH-FIELD PHASED-ARRAYMRI V -1

Rui Yan, Deniz Erdogmus, Erik G. Larsson, Jose C. Principe, Jeffrey R. Fitzsimmons, University ofFlorida, United States

SAM-L1.2: TIME-REVERSAL IMAGING FOR WIDEBAND UNDERWATERTARGET V - 5

CLASSIFICATION

Hongwei Liu, Nilanjan Dasgupta, Lawrence Carin, Duke University, United States

SAM-L1.3: BLIND MULTICHANNEL IMAGE RESTORATION USING SUBSPACE BASED V - 9

METHOD

Iwan Wirawan, Karim Abed-Meraim, Henri Maitre, ENST Paris, France; Pierre Duhamel, Supelec, France

SAM-L1.4: A REAL-TIME CURVE EVOLUTION-BASED IMAGE FUSION ALGORITHM FOR V -13

MULTISENSORY IMAGE SEGMENTATION

Yuhua Ding, George Vachtsevanos, Anthony Yezzi, Wayne Daley, Bonnie Heck-Ferri, Georgia Institute of Technology,United States

SAM-L1.5: ROBUST UNDERWATER IMAGING WITH FAST BROADBAND INCOHERENT V -17

SYNTHETIC APERTURE SONAR

Kae Yeet Foo, P. R. Atkins, T. Collins, University ofBirmingham, United Kingdom

SAM-L1.6: TIME SERffiS PROCESSING OF FLIR IMAGERY FORMTI AND CHANGE V - 21

DETECTION

Mehrdad Soumekh, State University ofNew York at Buffalo, United States; Susan Young, Nasser M. Nasrabadi, United

States Army Research Laboratory, United States

SAM-L2: BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION AND CHANNEL EQUALIZATION

SAM-L2.1: A NOVEL APPROACHFORTHEEQUALIZATION OF LOW FREQUENCY V - 25

RESPONSE IN THEAUTOMOTIVE SPACE

Lae-Hoon Kim, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea; Jun-Seok Lim, Sejong University, Republic ofKorea;Chulmin Choi, Koeng-Mo Sung, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

SAM-L2.2: RELATIVE NEWTON METHOD FOR SIGNAL SEPARATION V - 29

Michael Zibulevsky, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Israel

SAM-L2.3: A NEW ICA ALGORITHM FOR BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION V - 33

Chin-Jen Ku, Terrence L. Fine, Cornell University, United States

SAM-L2.4: ROBUST EQUALIZATION BASED ON A NETWORKOF KALMANFILTERS IN V - 37

IMPULSIVE NOISE ENVIRONMENTS

Bessem Sayadi, Sylvie Marcos, LSS/SUPELEC/CNRS, France

SAM-L2.5: FOURTH ORDER BLIND IDENTIFICATION OF UNDERDETERMINED V - 41

MIXTURES OF SOURCES (FOBIUM)Anne Ferreol, Laurent Albera, Pascal Chevalier, Thales Communications, France

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SAM-L2.6: A SUBSPACE APPROACHTO SINGLE CHANNEL SIGNAL SEPARATION USING V - 45

MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD WEIGHTING FILTERS

Gil-Jin Jang, KAIST, Republic of Korea; Te-Won Lee, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, United States; Yung-Hwan Oh,

KAIST, Republic ofKorea

SAM-L3: MIMO SYSTEMS

SAM-L3.1: EFFICIENT STATISTICAL PRUNING FOR MAXIMUMLIKELIHOOD V - 49

DECODING

Radhika Gowaikar, Babak Hassibi, California Institute of Technology, United States

SAM-L3.2: POWER ALLOCATION AND BIT LOADINGFOR SPATIAL MULTIPLEXINGIN V - 53

MIMO SYSTEMS

Xi Zhang, Bjorn Ottersten, Royal Institute ofTechnology (KTH), Sweden

SAM-L3.3: FAST ANTENNA SUBSET SELECTION IN WIRELESS MIMOSYSTEMS V - 57

Mohammad Gharavi-Alkhansari, Mercator University, Germany; Alex Gershman, McMaster University, Canada

SAM-L3.4: CUT-OFF RATE BASED TRANSMIT OPTIMIZATION FOR SPATIAL V - 61

MULTIPLEXING ON GENERAL MIMO CHANNELS

Rohit Nabar, Helmut Boelcskei, ETH Zurich, Switzerland; Arogyaswami Paulraj, Stanford University, United States

SAM-L3.5: OPPORTUNISTIC TRANSMISSION SCHEDULING FOR MULTIUSER MIMO V - 65

SYSTEMS

Liang Dong, Teng Li, Yih-Fang Huang, University ofNotre Dame, United States

SAM-L3.6: LOWER BOUNDS ON THE CHANNEL ESTIMATION ERROR FOR V - 69

FAST-VARYING FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE RAYLEIGH MIMO CHANNELS

Osvaldo Simeone, Umberto Spagnolini, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

SAM-L4: APPLICATIONS OF MULTICHANNEL SIGNAL PROCESSING

SAM-L4.1: NEW METHODS FORHANDLING THE RANGE-DEPENDENCE OF THE V - 73

CLUTTER SPECTRUM IN NON-SIDELOOKING MONOSTATIC STAP RADARS

Fabian Lapierre, Marc Van Droogenbroeck, Jacques Verly, University ofLiege, Belgium

SAM-L4.2: IMPROVED INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION IN SYNTHESIS ARRAY RADIO V - 77

ASTRONOMY USING AUXILIARY ANTENNAS

Brian Jeffs, Karl Warnick, Lisha Li, Brigham Young University, United States

SAM-L4.3: DOPPLER COMPENSATION IN UNDERWATER CHANNELS USING V - 81

TIME-REVERSAL ARRAYS

Joao Gomes, Victor Barroso, ISR - Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal

SAM-L4.4: DUALPOLARIZATION GAIN ESTIMATION FOR RADIO TELESCOPE ARRAYS V - 85

Albert-Jan Boonstra, ASTRON, Netherlands; Alle-Jan van der Veen, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

SAM-L4.5: ANEW APPROACH FOR NEAR-FffiLD WIDEBANDSYNTHETIC APERTURE V - 89

BEAMFORMING

Fauzia Ahmad, Villanova University, United States; Gordon Frazer, DSTO, Australia; Saleem Kassam, University of

Pennsylvania, United States; Moeness Amin, Villanova University, United States

SAM-L4.6: ATRIAL FD3RILLATION ANALYSIS BASED ON ICA INCLUDING STATISTICAL AND V - 93

TEMPORAL SOURCE INFORMATION

Francisco Castells, Jorge Igual, Jose Joaquin Rieta, Politechnic University, Valencia, Spain; Cesar Sanchez, Universidad

de Castilla la Mancha, Spain; Jose Millet, Politechnic University, Valencia, Spain

SAM-PI: SPACE-TIME PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATIONS

SAM-Pl.l: EXPLOITING SYMMETRY IN CHANNEL SHORTENING EQUALIZERS V - 97

Richard Martin, C. Richard Johnson, Jr., Cornell University, United States; Ming Ding, Brian Evans, University ofTexas,

Austin, United States

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SAM-P1.2: A FAST RECURSIVE ALGORITHM FOROPTIMUM SEQUENTIAL SIGNAL V -101

DETECTION IN A BLAST SYSTEM

Jacob Benesty, Yiteng Huang, Jingdong Chen, Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies, United States

SAM-P1.3: ROBUST POWERADJUSTMENTFOR TRANSMIT BEAMFORMING IN V -105

CELLULAR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

Mehrzad Biguesh, Mercator University, Germany; Shahram Shahbazpanahi, Alex Gershman, McMaster University,

Canada

SAM-P1.4: ONTHE OPTIMAL TRANSMISSION STRATEGY FORTHE MIMO MAC WITH V -109

MMSE RECEIVER

Eduard Jorswieck, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Berlin, Germany; Holger Boche, Technical University ofBerlin, Germany

SAM-P1.5: BLIND IDENTIFICATION OF FIR MIMO CHANNELS BY GROUP V -113

DECORRELATION

SenjianAn, University ofMelbourne, Australia; Yingbo Hua, University ofCalifornia, Riverside, United States; Jonathan

H. Manton, University ofMelbourne, Australia

SAM-P1.6: LINEARPRECODING OVERTIME-VARYING CHANNELS IN TDDSYSTEMS V -117

Frank Dietrich, Raphael Hunger, Michael Joham, Wolfgang Utschick, Munich University of Technology, Germany

SAM-P1.7: DECODING OF FULL RATE SPACE-TIME BLOCKCODE WITHOUT CHANNEL V -121

STATE INFORMATION IN FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE CHANNELS

Zheng Zhao, Qinye Yin, Hong Zhang, Ke Deng, XVan Jiaotong University, China

SAM-P1.8: CONSTRAINED LS ALGORITHM FOR CHANNEL VECTORESTIMATION IN 2-D V -125

RAKE RECETVER

Jianming Wang, Southeast university, China; Chunming Zhao, Southeast University, China

SAM-P1.9: DECODING ALGORITHMS FORRECONFIGURABLE SPACE-TIME TURBO V -129

CODES

Meritxell Lamarca, Jose Antonio Lopez-Salcedo, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain

SAM-P1.10: A NEW CROSS-CORRELATION AND CONSTANT MODULUS TYPE V -133

ALGORITHM FOR PAM-PSK SIGNALS

Jonathon Chambers, Yuhui Luo, King's College London, United Kingdom

SAM-P1.11: RECEIVED SIGNAL STRENGTH BASED MOBILE POSITIONINGVIA V - 137

CONSTRAINED WEIGHTEDLEAST SQUARES

Ka Wai Cheung, Hing Cheung So, City University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR ofChina; Wing-Kin Ma, Yiu-Tong

Chan, Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR of China

SAM-P2: SOURCE LOCALIZATION AND TRACKING

SAM-P2.1: COHERENT SOURCE LOCALIZATION USING VECTOR SENSOR ARRAYS V -141

Dayan Rahamim, Reuven Shavit, Joseph Tabrikian, Ben-Gurion University, Israel

SAM-P2.2: MULTI-STEP INFORMATION-DIRECTED SENSOR QUERYING IN V -145

DISTRIBUTED SENSOR NETWORKS

Juan Liu, Palo Alto Research Center, United States; Dragan Petrovic, University of California, Berkeley, United States;

Feng Zhao, Palo Alto Research Center, United States

SAM-P2.3: BINAURAL TRACKING OF MULTIPLE MOVING SOURCES V -149

Nicoleta Roman, DeLiang Wang, Ohio State University, United States

SAM-P2.4: TDOA-SDOA ESTIMATION WITH MOVING SOURCE AND RECEIVERS V -153

Yiu-Tong Chan, Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR ofChina; Dominic K. C. Ho, University ofMissouri-

Columbia, United States

SAM-P2.5: GEOMETRIC MICROPHONE ARRAY CALIBRATION BYMULTIDIMENSIONAL V -157

SCALING

Stan Birchfield, Quindi Corporation, United States

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SAM-P2.6: TEMPORAL SMOOTHINGFOR SUBSPACE TRACKING OF MULTIPATH V -161

SIGNALS IN FADING CHANNEL

Zhenghui Gu, Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore; Erry Gunawan, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

SAM-P2.7: MIXED-STATEPARTICLE FILTERS FOR MULTIASPECT TARGETTRACKING V -165

IN IMAGE SEQUENCESMarcelo Bruno, Instituto Tecnologico de Aeronautica, Brazil

SAM-P2.8: AN UNBIASED ESTIMATOR FOR BEARINGS-ONLY TRACKING AND V -169

DOPPLER-BEARING TRACKING

Dominic K. C. Ho, University ofMissouri-Columbia, United States; Yiu-Tong Chan, Chinese University ofHong Kong,Hong Kong SAR of China

SAM-P2.9: SENSING FIELD: COVERAGE CHARACTERIZATION IN DISTRD3UTED V -173

SENSOR NETWORKS

Juan Liu, Palo Alto Research Center, United States; Xenofon Koutsoukos, Vanderbilt University, United States; James

Reich, Feng Zhao, Palo Alto Research Center, United States

SAM-P2.10: EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF PARTICLE FILTERING ALGORITHMS FOR V -177

ACOUSTIC SOURCE LOCALIZATION IN A REVERBERANTROOM

Eric Lehmann, Australian National University, Australia; Darren Ward, Imperial College, United Kingdom; Robert

Williamson, Australian National University, Australia

SAM-P2.11: IMPROVING THE SPURIOUS PERFORMANCE OF A DIGITISED ARRAY V -181

RECEIVER

Feng Rice, Lang White, Adelaide University, Australia; Angus Massie, Defence Science and Technology Organisation,Australia

SAM-P3: DIRECTION-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION

SAM-P3.1: ASYMPTOTICALLY OPTIMAL ESTIMATION OF DOA FOR NON-CIRCULAR V -185

SOURCESFROMSECOND ORDER MOMENTS

Jean-Pierre Delmas, INT, France

SAM-P3.2: WIDEBAND ARRAYSIGNAL PROCESSINGUSING MCMC METHODS V -189

William Ng, James P. Reilly, Thia Kirubarajan, McMaster University, Canada

SAM-P3.3: CONSTRAINED TST MUSICFORJOINT SPATIAL-TEMPORAL CHANNEL V -193

PARAMETERESTIMATION

Jen-Der Lin, Wen-Hsien Fang, National Taiwan University ofScience and Technology, Taiwan; Jiunn-Tsair Chen,

National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan

SAM-P3.4: TOWARD INTELLIGENT SENSORS - RELIABILITY FOR TIME DELAY BASED V -197

DIRECTION OF ARRIVAL ESTIMATES

Tuomo Pirinen, Pasi Pertila, Ari Visa, Tampere University ofTechnology, Finland

SAM-P3.5: SELECTING THE BEST AMONG SEVERAL ESTIMATES IN DOA ESTIMATION V - 201

Jean-Jacques Fuchs, IRISA/University de Rennes 1, France

SAM-P3.6: ANEW APPROACH TO ARRAYINTERPOLATION BY GENERATION OF V - 205

ARTIFICIAL SHIFT INVARIANCES: INTERPOLATED ESPRIT

Markus Buehren, Universitdt Stuttgart, Germany; Marius Pesavento, Johann F. Bohme, Ruhr-Universitdt Bochum,

Germany

SAM-P3.7: ARRAY SIGNAL PROCESSING IN THEKNOWNWAVEFORMAND STEERING V - 209

VECTOR CASE

Yi Jiang, Jian Li, University ofFlorida, United States; Petre Stoica, Uppsala University, Sweden

SAM-P3.8: ANTENNA ARRAYS FOR ENHANCED ESTIMATION OF AZIMUTH AND V - 213

ELEVATION

Houcem Gazzah, Sylvie Marcos, Ecole Superieure d'Electricite, France

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SAM-P3.9: A SINGLE CHANNEL APPROACH TO HIGH RESOLUTION DIRECTION V - 217

FINDING AND BEAMFORMING

Chong Meng Samson See, DSO National Laboratories, Singapore

SAM-P3.10: DESIGN OF BROAD-BAND CIRCULAR RING MICROPHONE ARRAYFOR V - 221

SPEECHACQUISITION IN 3-D

Yunhong Li, K. C. Ho, University ofMissouri-Columbia, United States; Chiman Kwan, Intelligent Automation, Inc., United

States

SAM-P3.11: NEW SIGNAL SUBSPACE DIRECTION-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATOR FOR V - 225

WIDEBAND SOURCES

Yeo-Sun Yoon, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, United States; Lance Kaplan, Clark Atlanta University, United States;

James McClellan, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States

SAM-P3.12: A NEW GIBBS SAMPLING DOAESTIMATOR BASED ON BAYESIAN METHOD V - 229

Jianguo Huang, Yi Sun, Kewei Liu, Hongfeng Qin, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

SAM-P4: SIGNAL DETECTION AND ESTIMATION

SAM-P4.1: TWO-CHANNEL SIGNAL DETECTION AND SPEECH ENHANCEMENT BASED V - 233

ONTHE TRANSffiNT BEAM-TO-REFERENCERATIO

Israel Cohen, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel; Baruch Berdugo, Lamar Signal Processing Ltd., Israel

SAM-P4.2: TIME-DELAY ESTIMATION IN MIXTURES V - 237

Arie Yeredor, Tel-Aviv University, Israel

SAM-P4.3: A CHANGE DETECTION STATISTIC FOR REPEAT PASS INTERFEROMETRIC V - 241

SAR

Mark Preiss, Doug Gray, University ofAdelaide, Australia; Nick Stacy, Defence Science and Technology Organisation,Australia

SAM-P4.4: PARAMETERESTIMATION OF SPIRAL WAVES FROMATRIAL ELECTROGRAMS V - 245

Yuping Xiao, Yibin Zheng, DonaldJordan, Joseph Akar, David Haines, University ofVirginia, United States

SAM-P4.5: A UNIFORM OVERSAMPLED FILTER BANKAPPROACH TO INDEPENDENT V - 249

COMPONENT ANALYSIS

Hyung-Min Park, Korea Advanced Institute ofScience and Technology, Republic of Korea; Sang-Hoon Oh, Mokwon

University, Republic ofKorea; Soo-Young Lee, Korea Advanced Institute ofScience and Technology, Republic ofKorea

SAM-P4.6: A NOVEL ESTIMATOR AND PERFORMANCEBOUND FOR TIME PROPAGATION V - 253

AND DOPPLER BASED RADIO-LOCATION

Andreu Urruela, Jaume Riba, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain

SAM-P4.7: SOURCE DETECTION IN CORRELATED MULTICHANNEL SIGNAL AND NOISE V - 257

FffiLDS

Karim Oweiss, Michigan State University, United States

SAM-P4.8: SLIDING WINDOW ORTHONORMAL PAST ALGORITHM V - 261

Rolafid Badeau, Karim Abed-Meraim, Gael Richard, Bertrand David, Telecom-Paris, France

SAM-P4.9: MAXIMUM LIKELHIOOD JOINT ANGLEAND DELAY ESTIMATION IN V - 265

UNKNOWN NOISE FIELDS

Adel Belouchrani, Ecole Nationale Polytechnique, Algeria; SaidAouada, Curtin University of Technology, Australia

SAM-P4.10: MANAGINGDATAINCEST IN A DISTRIBUTED SENSOR NETWORK V - 269

Samuel McLaughlin, University ofMelbourne, Australia; Vikram Krishnamurthy, University ofBritish Columbia, Canada;Subhash Challa, University ofMelbourne, Australia

SAM-P4.11: THE VTP TEST FOR TRANSffiNTS OFEQUALDETECTABTLITY V - 273

PeterWillett, University ofConnecticut, United States; Z. Jane Wang, University ofMaryland, United States

SAM-P4.12: ON THE ESTIMATION OF INTERFEROMETRICPHASES FOR V - 277

MULTD3ASELEME SAR INTERFEROMETRY USING A RELAXATION-BASED TECHNIQUEAndreas Jakobsson, King's College London, United Kingdom; Fulvio Gini, Fabrizio Lombardini, University ofPisa, Italy

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SAM-P5: BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION

SAM-P5.1: TIME-FREQUENCY DOMAIN BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION -THE V - 281

INDEPENDENCE PROBLEMAND PROPOSED SOLUTION

Xuebin Hu, Hidefumi Kobatake, Tokyo University ofAgriculture & Technology, Japan

SAM-P5.2: SPSA FOR NOISY NON-STATIONARY BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION V - 285

Tariq Durrani, Universiy ofStrathclyde, United Kingdom; Gordon Morison, University ofStrathclyde, United Kingdom

SAM-P5.3: BLIND SOURCES SEPARATION BASED ON QUADRATIC TIME-FREQUENCY V - 289

REPRESENTATIONS: A METHODWITHOUT PRE-WHITENING

Laurent Giulieri, SIS-SDISITV, France; Nadege Thirion-Moreau, SIS-SD, ISITV, France; Pierre-Yves Arques, SIS-SD

ISITV, France

SAM-P5.4: SCALABLE NON-SQUARE BLIND SOURCESEPARATION IN THE PRESENCE V - 293

OF NOISE

Radu Balan, Justinian Rosea, Scott Rickard, Siemens Corporate Research, United States

SAM-P5.5: NEWEMALGORITHMS FOR SOURCE SEPARATION AND DECONVOLUTION V - 297

WITH A MICROPHONE ARRAY

Hagai Attias, Microsoft Research, United States

SAM-P5.6: NORMALISED NATURAL GRADIENT ALGORITHMFOR THE SEPARATION OF V - 301

CYCLOSTATIONARY SOURCES

Maria Jafari, Jonathon Chambers, King's College London, United Kingdom

SAM-P5.7: BLIND SEPARATION OF CONVOLUTTVE MTXTURES BASED ON SECOND V - 305

ORDER AND THIRD ORDER STATISTICS

Zhongfu Ye, University ofScience and Technology ofChina, China; Chunqi Chang, University ofHong Kong, Hong

Kong SAR ofChina; Chen Wang, Jian Zhao, University ofScience and Technology of China, China; Francis H. Y. Chan,

University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR of China

SAM-P5.8: BLIND SEPARATION USING A CLASS OF NEWINDEPENDENCE MEASURES V - 309

Yang Chen, Zhenya He, Southeast University, China

SAM-P5.9: ICA WITH MULTIPLE QUADRATIC CONSTRAINTS V - 313

Xuejun Liao, Lawrence Carin, Duke University, United States

SAM-P5.10: CONDITIONS ON SOURCES ANDMIXING MATRIX FOR SOLVING THE V - 317

PERMUTATION INDETERMINACY IN 2X2 INSTANTANEOUS BLIND SIGNAL

SEPARATION

Jakob van de Laar, Piet Sommen, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Netherlands

SAM-P5.11: BLIND SOURCESEPARATION BASED ON BINAURAL ICA V - 321

Tomoya Takatani, Tsuyoki Nishikawa, Hiroshi Saruwatari, Nara Institute ofScience and Technology, Japan

SAM-P6: ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING AND SPACE-TIME PROCESSING

SAM-P6.1: MAINLOBEAND PEAKSIDELOBE CONTROL IN ADAPTIVE ARRAYS V - 325

Renbiao Wu, Civil Aviation University ofChina, China; Zhisong Wang, Jian Li, University ofFlorida, United States

SAM-P6.2: A GEOMETRICAL APPROACH TO ROBUSTMINIMUMVARIANCE V - 329

BEAMFORMING

Ngai Wong, Tung-Sang Ng, University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR of China; Venkataramanan Balakrishnan, Purdue

University, United States

SAM-P6.3: ROBUST ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING USINGWORST-CASE SINR V - 333

OPTIMIZATION: A NEW DIAGONALLOADING-TYPE SOLUTION FORGENERAL-RANK

SIGNAL MODELS

Shahram Shahbazpanahi, Alex Gershman, Zhi-Quan Luo, Kon Max Wong, McMaster University, Canada

SAM-P6.4: ONROBUST CAPON BEAMFORMING AND DIAGONAL LOADING V - 337

Jian Li, University of Florida, United States; Petre Stoica, Uppsala University, Sweden; Zhisong Wang, University ofFlorida, United States

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SAM-P6.5: EFFICIENT METHOD TO DETERMINE DIAGONAL LOADING VALUE V - 341

Ning Ma, Joo Thiam Goh, DSO National Laboratories, Singapore

SAM-P6.6: ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING WITH JOINT ROBUSTNESS AGAINST SIGNAL V - 345

STEERING VECTOR ERRORS ANDINTERFERENCE NONSTATIONARITY

Sergiy Vorobyov, Alex Gershman, Zhi-Quan Luo, McMaster University, Canada; Ning Ma, DSO National Laboratories,

Singapore

SAM-P6.7: ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING FOR CYCLOSTATIONARY SIGNALS V - 349

Pascal Charge, Yide Wang, Joseph Saillard, IRCCyN, France

SAM-P6.8: SPACE-TIME INTERPOLATION FOR ADAPTIVE ARRAYS WITH LIMITED V - 353

TRAINING DATA

Vijay Varadarajan, Jeffrey Krolik, Duke University, United States

SAM-P6.9: BEAMFORMING-BASED CONVOLUTIVE SOURCE SEPARATION V - 357

WolfBaumann, Dorothea Kolossa, Reinhold Orglmeister, Berlin University of Technology, Germany

SAM-P6.10: CONSTANT BEAMWIDTH BEAMFORMERFOR DIFFERENCE FREQUENCY IN V - 361

PARAMETRIC ARRAY

Khim Sia Tan, Woon Seng Gan, Jun Yang, Meng Hwa Er, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

SAM-P6.11: ACOUSTIC BEAMFORMING EXPLOITING DIRECTIONALITY OF HUMAN V - 365

SPEECH SOURCES

Terence Betlehem, Australian National University, Australia; Robert Williamson, National ICTAustralia, Australia

SAM-P6.12: ON THE USE OF BEAMFORMINGFORESTIMATION OF SPATIALLY V - 369

DISTRIBUTED SIGNALS

MikaelTapio, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

AUDIO-LI: ECHO CANCELLATION

AUDIO-L1.1: A SHORT-SORT M-MAX NLMSPARTIAL-UPDATE ADAPTIVE FILTERWITH V - 373

APPLICATIONS TO ECHO CANCELLATION

Patrick Naylor, Warren Sherliker, Imperial College London, United Kingdom

AUDIO-L1.2: A CENTRALIZED ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLEREXPLOITINGMASKING V - 377

PROPERTIES OF THE HUMANEAR

Xiaojian Lu, Benoit Champagne, McGill University, Canada

AUDIO-L1.3: A ROBUST APPROACH TOTHE PERMUTATION PROBLEM OF V - 381

FREQUENCY-DOMAIN BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION

Hiroshi Sawada, Ryo Mukai, Shoko Araki, Shoji Makino, NTT Corporation, Japan

AUDIO-L1.4: AN EXTENDED MULTD3ELAY FILTER: FAST LOW-DELAY ALGORITHMS V - 385

FOR VERY HIGH-ORDER ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS

Herbert Buchner, Walter Kellermann, Universitdt Erlangen-NUrnberg, Germany; Jacob Benesty, Bell Labs, Lucent

Technologies, United States

AUDIO-L1.5: ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLATION USING NONLINEAR CASCADE FILTERS V - 389

Jean-Pierre Costa, Axel Lagrange, Aurelie Arliaud, University ofAvignon, France

AUDIO-L1.6: A SOFT-PARTITIONED FREQUENCY-DOMAIN ADAPTIVE FILTERFOR V - 393

ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLATION

Gerald Enzner, Peter Vary, Aachen University (RWTH), Germany

AUDIO-L2: BROADBAND AND PERCEPTUAL CODING I

AUDIO-L2.1: ANONUNIFORM MODULATION TRANSFORM FORAUDIO CODING WITH V - 397

INCREASED TIME RESOLUTION

Jeffrey Thompson, Les Atlas, University ofWashington, United States

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AUDIO-L2.2: A PERCEPTUAL SUBSPACE METHOD FORSINUSOIDAL SPEECH AND V - 401

AUDIO MODELING

Jesper Jensen, Richard Heusdens, Delft University ofTechnology, Netherlands; Soren Holdt Jensen, Aalborg University,Denmark

AUDIO-L2.3: EFFICffiNT BIT ASSIGNMENT STRATEGY FORPERCEPTUAL AUDIO V - 405

CODING

Cheng-Han Yang, Hsueh-Ming Hang, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

AUDIO-L2.4: HIERARCHICALLOSSLESS AUDIO CODING IN TERMS OF SAMPLING RATE V - 409

AND AMPLITUDE RESOLUTION

Takehiro Moriya, Akio Jin, Takeshi Mori, Kazunaga Ikeda, Takao Kaneko, NTT Cyber Space Labs., Japan

AUDIO-L2.5: A PROGRESSIVE TO LOSSLESS EMBEDDED AUDIO CODER (PLEAC) WITH V - 413

REVERSIBLE MODULATED LAPPED TRANSFORM

Jin Li, Microsoft Research, United States

AUDIO-L2.6: A BITSTREAM SCALABLEAUDIO CODERUSING A HYBRID WLPC-WAVELET V - 417

REPRESENTATION

DarylNing, Mohamed Deriche, Queensland University ofTechnology, Australia

AUDIO-L3: APPLICATIONS TO MUSIC

AUDIO-L3.1: MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION BASED ON FO-DEPENDENT V - 421

MULTIVARIATE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION

Tetsuro Kitahara, Kyoto University, Japan; Masataka Goto, National Institute ofAdvanced Insdustrial Science and

Technology, Japan; Hiroshi G. Okuno, Kyoto University, Japan

AUDIO-L3.2: A PERCEPTUALLY BALANCED LOSS FUNCTION FOR SHORT-TIME V - 425

SPECTRAL AMPLITUDE ESTIMATION

Patrick J. Wolfe, Simon J. Godsill, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

AUDIO-L3.3: MUSICAL GENRE CLASSIFICATION USING SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES V - 429

Changsheng Xu, Namunu Maddage, Xi Shao, Fang Cao, Qi Tian, Laboratoriesfor Information Technology, Singapore

AUDIO-L3.4: COMPILATION OF UNIFIED PHYSICAL MODELS FOR EFFICIENT SOUND V - 433

SYNTHESIS

Matti Karjalainen, Cumhur Erkut, Lauri Savioja, Helsinki University ofTechnology, Finland

AUDIO-L3.5: A CHORUS-SECTION DETECTING METHOD FOR MUSICAL AUDIO V - 437

SIGNALS

Masataka Goto, National Institute ofAdvanced Insdustrial Science and Technology, Japan

AUDIO-L3.6: PHASE-BASED NOTE ONSET DETECTION FOR MUSIC SIGNALS V - 441

Juan Bello, Mark Sandler, Queen Mary, University ofLondon, United Kingdom

AUDIO-L4: BROADBAND AND PERCEPTUAL CODING II

AUDIO-L4.1: FINE GRAIN SCALABLE PERCEPTUAL AND LOSSLESS AUDIO CODING V - 445

BASED ON INTMDCT

RalfGeiger, Fraunhofer AEMT, Germany; Jtirgen Herre, Fraunhofer 1IS-A, Germany; Gerald Schuller, Thomas Sporer,

Fraunhofer AEMT, Germany

AUDIO-L4.2: FLEXIBLE FREQUENCY DECOMPOSITIONS FOR COSINE-MODULATED V - 449

FILTER BANKS

OmarNiamut, Richard Heusdens, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

AUDIO-L4.3: ON PSYCHOACOUSTIC NOISE SHAPING FORAUDIO REQUANTIZATION V - 453

Dreten De Koning, Werner Verhelst, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

AUDIO-L4.4: TOWARDS A NEW PERCEPTUAL CODING PARADIGM FOR AUDIO SIGNALS V - 457

Ricky Der, Peter Kabal, McGill University, Canada; Wai-Yip Chan, Queen's University, Canada

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AUDIO-L4.5: IMPROVEDLOW BIT-RATE AUDIO COMPRESSION USING REDUCED V - 461

RANKICA INSTEAD OF PSYCHOACOUSTIC MODELING

Adiel Ben-Shalom, Michael Werman, Hebrew University ofJerusalem, Israel; Shlomo Dubnov, Ben-Gurion University,Israel

AUDIO-L4.6: EFFICIENT SCALABLE CODING OF STEREOPHONIC AUDIO BY V - 465

CONDITIONAL QUANTIZATIONANDESTIMATION-THEORETIC PREDICTIONAshish Aggarwal, Sang-Uk Ryu, Kenneth Rose, University of California, Santa Barbara, United States

AUDIO-PI: LOUDSPEAKER AND MICROPHONE ARRAY SIGNAL PROCESSING

AUDIO-P1.1: ROBUST REAL-TIME BLIND SOURCESEPARATION FORMOVING V - 469

SPEAKERS IN A ROOM

Ryo Mukai, Hiroshi Sawada, Shoko Araki, Shoji Makino, NTT Corporation, Japan

AUDIO-P1.2: DESIGN OF BROADBAND SPEECH BEAMFORMERS ROBUST AGAINST V - 473

ERRORS IN THE MICROPHONE ARRAY CHARACTERISTICS

Simon Doclo, Marc Moonen, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

AUDIO-P1.3: A REAL-TIME AUDITORY-BASED MICROPHONE ARRAY ASSESSED WITH V - 477

E-RASTI EVALUATIONPROPOSAL

Jose-Luis Sdnchez-Bote, Joaquin Gonzalez-Rodriguez, Javier Ortega-Garcia, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain

AUDIO-P1.4: ROBUST TIME DELAY ESTIMATION EXPLOITING SPATIAL CORRELATION V - 481

Jingdong Chen, Jacob Benesty, Yiteng (Arden) Huang, Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies, United States

AUDIO-P1.5: ESTIMATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOUND SOURCES USING SUPPORT V - 485

VECTOR MACHINES AND ITS APPLICATION TO SOUND SOURCESEPARATION

Kiyoshi Yamamoto, University ofTsukuba, Japan; Futoshi Asano, AIST, Japan; Willem van Rooijen, Universiteit Leiden,

Netherlands; Eric Ling, AIST, Japan; Takeshi Yamada, Nobuhiko Kitawaki, University ofTsukuba, Japan

AUDIO-P1.6: SPEECH ENHANCEMENT USING MULTIPLE SOFT CONSTRAINED V - 489

BEAMFORMERS AND NON-COHERENT TECHNIQUE

Slow Yong Low, University of Western Australia, Australia; Nedelko Grbic, Sven Nordholm, University of WesternAustralia, Australia

AUDIO-P1.7: ROBUST INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION AND BLIND SPEECH V - 493

BEAMFORMING IN ROOM REVERBERANT ENVIRONMENTS

Wing-Kin Ma, Pak Chung Ching, Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR of China

AUDIO-P1.8: MICROPHONEARRAY SPEECH RECOGNITION: EXPERIMENTS ON V - 497

OVERLAPPING SPEECH IN MEETINGS

Darren Moore, Iain McCowan, IDIAP, Switzerland

AUDIO-P1.9: THE IMPACT OF SPEECH DETECTION ERRORS ON THENOISE V - 501

REDUCTION PERFORMANCE OF MULTI-CHANNEL WIENER FILTERING

Ann Spriet, Marc Moonen, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, ESAT-SCD/SISTA, Belgium; Jan Wouters, Katholieke

Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

AUDIO-P1.10: INTERFACE FOR BARGE-IN FREE SPOKEN DIALOGUESYSTEM BASED V - 505

ON SOUND FIELD CONTROL AND MICROPHONE ARRAY

Yoichi Hinamoto, Kouichi Mino, Hiroshi Saruwatari, Kiyohiro Shikano, Nara Institute ofScience and Technology, Japan

AUDIO-P1.11: SUBBAND BASED BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION FOR CONVOLUTIVE V - 509

MIXTURES OF SPEECH

Shoko Araki, Shoji Makino, NTT Corporation, Japan; Robert Aichner, Universitdt Erlangen-Numberg, Germany; TsuyokiNishikawa, Hiroshi Saruwatari, Nara Institute ofScience and Technology, Japan

AUDIO-P1.12: FAST CONVOLUTIVE BLIND SPEECH SEPARATIONVIA SUBBAND V - 513

ADAPTATION

Francois Duplessis-Beaulieu, Benoit Champagne, McGill University, Canada

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AUDIO-P2: APPLICATIONS TO MUSIC, AUDITORY MODELING, AND HEARINGAIDS

AUDIO-P2.1: PITCH AND TIMBRE MANIPULATIONS USING CORTICAL V - 517

REPRESENTATION OFSOUND

Dmitry N. Zotkin, Shihab A. Shamma, Powen Ru, Ramani Duraiswami, Larry S. Davis, University ofMaryland, CollegePark, United States

AUDIO-P2.2: A BAYES-RULE BASED HIERARCHICAL SYSTEM FOR BINAURAL SOUND V - 521

SOURCE LOCALIZATION

Danfeng Li, Stephen Levinson, University ofIllinois, Urbana-Champaign, United States

AUDIO-P2.3: SPEECHSEGREGATION USINGEVENT SYNCHRONOUS AUDITORY V - 525

VOCODER

Toshio Irino, Wakayama University, Japan; Roy Patterson, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; Hideki Kawahara,

Wakayama University, Japan

AUDIO-P2.4: AUDIO-BASED CONTEXT AWARENESS - ACOUSTIC MODELING AND V - 529

PERCEPTUAL EVALUATION

Antti Eronen, Juha Tuomi, Anssi Klapuri, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; Seppo Fagerlund, Timo Sorsa,

Gaetan Lorho, Jyri Huopaniemi, Nokia Research Center, Finland

AUDIO-P2.5: A LINEAR HIDDEN MARKOV MODEL FORMUSIC INFORMATION V - 533

RETRIEVAL BASED ON HUMMING

Baolong Liu, Yadong Wu, Yang Li, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China

AUDIO-P2.6: INSTANTANEOUS FREQUENCY AND AMPLITUDE OF VIBRATO IN SINGING V - 537

VOICE

Ixone Arroabarren, Miroslav Zivanovic, Universidad Publica de Navarra, Spain; Xavier Rodet, 1RCAM, France; AlfonsoCarlosena, UniversidadPublica de Navarra, Spain

AUDIO-P2.7: MULTIDIMENSIONAL HUMMING TRANSCRIPTION USING A STATISTICAL V - 541

APPROACH FOR QUERY BY HUMMING SYSTEMS

Hsuan-Huei Shih, Shrikanth S. Narayanan, C.-C. Jay Kuo, University ofSouthern California, United States

AUDIO-P2.8: AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION OF BIRD SPECIES BASED ON SINUSOIDAL V - 545

MODELING OF SYLLABLES

Aki Harma, Helsinki University ofTechnology, Finland

AUDIO-P2.9: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF MUSICAL SIGNALS VIA PATTERN MATCHING V - 549

Wei Chai, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States

AUDIO-P2.10: A MISSING FEATUREAPPROACH TO INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION IN V - 553

POLYPHONIC MUSIC

Jana Eggink, Guy J. Brown, University ofSheffield, United Kingdom

AUDIO-P2.il: APPLICATION OF PITCH TRACKINGTO SOUTH INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC V - 557

Arvindh Krishnaswamy, Stanford University, United States

AUDIO-P2.12: DIRECT ESTIMATIONOF MUSICAL PITCH CONTOURFROM AUDIO DATA V - 561

Adriane Durey, Mark Clements, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States

AUDI0-P3: ECHO CANCELLATION AND ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL

AUDIO-P3.1: ANEWADAPTIVE IIR ALGORITHMFORACTIVE NOISE CONTROL V - 565

Jing Lu, Xiaojun Qiu, Boling Xu, Nanjing University, China

AUDIO-P3.2: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THEUNCONSTRAINED FXLMSALGORITHM V - 569

FORACTIVENOISE CONTROL

Yu Gong, Ying Song, Senjin Liu, Laboratoriesfor Information Technology, Singapore

AUDIO-P3.3: A NEWVARIABLE STEP SIZE LMS ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATIONTO V - 573

ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL

Yue Wang, Chun Zhang, Zhihua Wang, Tsinghua University, China

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AUDIO-P3.4: CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF MULTICHANNEL ANC SYSTEM USING V - 576

FXLMS ALGORITHM WITH INEXACT SECONDARY PATHMODEL

Tak Keung Yeung, Sze Fong Yau, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology, China

AUDIO-P3.5: ACTIVENOISE CONTROLWITHOUT A SECONDARY PATH MODEL BY V - 580

USING A FREQUENCY-DOMAIN SIMULTANEOUS PERTURBATIONMETHOD WITH

VARIABLE PERTURBATION

Yoshinobu Kajikawa, Yasuo Nomura, Kansai University, Japan

AUDIO-P3.6: MULTI-MICROPHONE RESIDUAL ECHO ESTIMATION V - 584

Markus Kallinger, Karl-Dirk Kammeyer, University ofBremen, Germany; Joerg Bitzer, Houpert Digital Audio, Germany

AUDIO-P3.7: A NEW NON-LINEAR PROCESSOR (NLP) FORBACKGROUND V - 588

CONTINUITY IN ECHO CONTROL

Oguz Tanrikulu, Tellabs, United States; Kutluyil Dogancay, University ofSouth Australia, Australia

AUDIO-P3.8: A METHOD OF COHERENCE-BASED STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR ROBUST V - 592

STEREO ECHO CANCELLATION

Satoru Emura, Yoichi Haneda, NTT Corporation, Japan

AUDIO-P3.9: AN IMPROVED METHOD FORSTEREO ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELATION V - 596

Maximilian Gauger, TU Darmstadt, Germany

AUDIO-P3.10: NONLINEAR ECHO CANCELLATION USING A CORRELATION LMS V - 600

ADAPTATION SCHEME

Dong-0 Hwang, Sang-Won Nam, Hong-Won Park, Hanyang University, Republic ofKorea

AUDIO-P3.il: SUBBAND DOUBLETALKDETECTORFOR ACOUSTIC ECHO V - 604

CANCELLATIONSYSTEMS

Jia Tao, Peking University, China; Jia Ying, Jian Li, Yongge Hu, Intel China Research Center, China

AUDIO-P3.12: OPTIMAL NON-LINEAR PROCESSOR CONTROL FOR RESIDUAL-ECHO V - 608

SUPPRESSION

Milos Doroslovacki, George Washington University, United States

AUDIO-P4: MULTIMEDIA, SPATIAL, MULTICHANNEL, AND NETWORK AUDIO

AUDIO-P4.1: THREE-DIMENSIONAL ELLIPTIC FOURIERMETHODSFORTHE V - 612

PARAMETERIZATION OFHUMANPINNA SHAPE

Carl Hetherington, Anthony Tew, Yufei Tao, University ofYork, United Kingdom

AUDIO-P4.2: THE PLENACOUSTIC FUNCTION, SAMPLING AND RECONSTRUCTION V - 616

Thibaut Ajdler, Martin Vetterli, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland

AUDIO-P4.3: AUDIO AND VIDEO COMBINED FOR HOMEVIDEO ABSTRATION V - 620

Ming Zhao, Jiajun Bu, Chun Chen, Zhejiang University, China

AUDIO-P4.4: SCALABLE TO LOSSLESS AUDIO COMPRESSION BASED ON PERCEPTUAL V - 624

SET PARTITIONINGIN HIERARCHICAL TREES (PSPIHT)Mohammed Raad, Alfred Mertins, Ian Burnett, University Of Wollongong, Australia

AUDIO-P4.5: COMPARING MFCC AND MPEG-7 AUDIO FEATURES FORFEATURE V - 628

EXTRACTION, MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD HMM AND ENTROPIC PRIOR HMM FOR

SPORTS AUDIO CLASSD7ICATION

Ziyou Xiong, University ofIllinois, Urbana-Champaign, United States; Regunathan Radhakrishnan, Ajay Divakaran,

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, United States; Thomas Huang, University ofIllinois, Urbana-Champaign,United States

AUDIO-P4.6: AUDIO EVENTS DETECTION BASED HIGHLIGHTS EXTRACTION FROM V - 632

BASEBALL, GOLF AND SOCCER GAMES IN A UNIFIED FRAMEWORK

Ziyou Xiong, University ofIllinois, Urbana-Champaign, United States; Regunathan Radhakrishnan, Ajay Divakaran,

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, United States; Thomas Huang, University ofIllinois, Urbana-Champaign,United States

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AUDIO-P4.7: AUDIORESTORATION BY CONSTRAINED AUDIO TEXTURE SYNTHESIS V - 636

Lie Lu, Microsoft Research Asia, China; Yi Mao, Zhejiang University, China; Liu Wenyin, City University ofHong Kong,Hong Kong SAR of China; Hong-Jiang Zhang, Microsoft ResearchAsia, China

AUDIO-P4.8: HARMONICITYANDDYNAMICS BASED AUDIO SEPARATION V - 640

S. H. Srinivasan, Mohan Kankanhalli, National University of Singapore, Singapore

AUDIO-P4.9: WEIGHT UPDATING FORRELEVANCE FEEDBACKIN AUDIO RETRIEVAL V - 644

Mingchun Liu, Chunru Wan, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

AUDIO-P4.10: SOUND TEXTURE MODELLINGWITH LINEAR PREDICTION IN BOTH V - 648

TIME ANDFREQUENCY DOMAINS

Marios Athineos, Dan Ellis, Columbia University, United States

AUDIO-P4.il: PARAMETRIC VECTORQUANTIZATION FOR CODING PERCUSSIVE V - 652

SOUNDS IN MUSIC

Ye Wang, National University ofSingapore, Singapore; Jian Tang, Ali Ahmaniemi, Nokia Research Center, Finland;

Markus Vaalgamaa, Nokia Mobile Phones, Finland

AUDIO-P4.12: NONSTATIONARY SINUSOIDALMODELING WITH EFFICIENT V - 656

ESTIMATION OF LINEARFREQUENCY CHIRP PARAMETERS

Aaron Master, Yi-Wen Liu, Stanford University, United States

MMEDIA-L1: MULTIMEDIA SECURITY

MMEDIA-L1.1: WATERMARKING PARAMETRIC REPRESENTATIONS FOR SYNTHETIC V - 660

AUDIO

Yi-Wen Liu, Julius O. Smith, Stanford University, United States

MMEDIA-L1.2: NONLINEARCOLLUSION ATTACKS ON INDEPENDENT FINGERPRINTS V - 664

FORMULTIMEDIA

Hong Zhao, Min Wu, Z. Jane Wang, K. J. Ray Liu, University ofMaryland, United States

MMEDIA-L1.3: FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE PARTIAL ENCRYPTION OF COMPRESSED V - 668

AUDIO

Antonio Servetti, Cristiano Testa, Politecnico di Torino, Italy; Juan Carlos De Martin, IEIIT-CNR, Politecnico di Torino,

Italy

MMEDIA-L1.4: OPTIMIZATION STRATEGIES FOR QUANTIZATION WATERMARKING V - 672

WITH APPLICATION TO IMAGE AUTHENTICATION

Guixing Wu, En-hui Yang, Wei Sun, University of Waterloo, Canada

MMEDIA-L1.5: WATERMARKING OF 3D MODELS USING PRINCIPAL COMPONENT V - 676

ANALYSIS

Andreas Kalivas, Anastasios Tefas, Ioannis Pitas, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece

MMEDIA-L1.6: A HYBRID CONSTRAINED UNEQUAL ERROR PROTECTION AND DATA V - 680

HIDINGSCHEME FOR PACKET VIDEO TRANSMISSION

Chowdary Adsumilli, Mylene Farias, University of California, Santa Barbara, United States; Marco Carli, University of

ROMETRE, Italy; Sanjit Mitra, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara, UnitedStates

MMEDIA-L2: MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING

MMEDIA-L2.1: ANALYSIS OFPACKETLOSS FOR COMPRESSED VIDEO: DOES V - 684

BURST-LENGTH MATTER?

Yi Liang, Stanford University, United States; John Apostolopoulos, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, United States; Bernd

Girod, Stanford University, United States

MMEDIA-L2.2: FINE-GRAINED RATESHAPING FORVIDEO STREAMING OVER V - 688

WIRELESS NETWORKS

Trista Chen, Tsuhan Chen, Carnegie Mellon University, United States

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MMEDIA-L2.3: A SCHEDULED BROADCASTING PROTOCOLFOR EFFICIENT VIDEO ON V - 692

DEMAND

Yeonjoon Chung, Ahmed Tewfk, University of Minnesota, United States

MMEDIA-L2.4: EMBEDDED IMAGE TRANSMISSION BASED ON ADAPTIVE MODULATION V - 696

AND CONSTRAINED RETRANSMISSION OVER BLOCK FADING CHANNELS

Kewu Peng, John Kieffer, Qingwen Liu, Shengli Zhou, University ofMinnesota, United States

MMEDIA-L2.5: A SPATIAL-DOMAIN ERROR CONCEALMENT METHOD WITH EDGE V - 700

RECOVERY AND SELECTIVE DIRECTIONALINTERPOLATION

Wei-Ying Kung, Chang-Su Kim, C.-C. Jay Kuo, University of Southern California, United States

MMEDIA-L2.6: COMPRESSION AND TRANSMISSION OF FACIALIMAGES OVER VERY V - 704

NARROWBAND WIRELESS CHANNELS

Aysegul Gunduz, Hamid Krim, North Carolina State University, United States; P. Allan Sadowski, North Carolina State

Highway Patrol, United States

MMEDIA-L3: HUMAN-MACHINE INTERFACE AND PERCEPTION

MMEDIA-L3.1: NON-AUDIBLEMURMUR RECOGNITION INPUT INTERFACE USING V - 708

STETHOSCOPIC MICROPHONEATTACHED TO THE SKIN

Yoshitaka Nakajima, Hideki Kashioka, Kiyohiro Shikano, Nick Campbell, Nara Institute ofScience and Technology, Japan

MMEDIA-L3.2: AUDIO-VISUAL SPEAKER RECOGNITION USING TIME-VARYING STREAM V - 712

RELIABILITY PREDICTION

Upendra Chaudhari, Ganesh Ramaswamy, Gerasimos Potamianos, Chalapathy Neti, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center,

United States

MMEDIA-L3.3: NOISE RESISTANT AUDIO-VISUAL VERIFICATION VIA STRUCTURAL V - 716

CONSTRAINTS

Conrad Sanderson, IDIAP, Switzerland; Kuldip Paliwal, Griffith University, Australia

MMEDIA-L3.4: USING VISEME BASED ACOUSTIC MODELSFOR SPEECH DRIVEN LIP V - 720

SYNTHESIS

Ashish Verma, Nitendra Rajput, Venkat Subramaniam, Indian Institute of Technology, India

MMEDIA-L3.5: MULTIMEDIAFUSION IN AUTOMATIC EXTRACTION OFSTUDIO V - 724

SPEECH SEGMENTS FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL

Pui Yu Hid, Wai Kit Lo, Helen M. Meng, Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR of China

MMEDIA-L3.6: EDITING BY VOICE AND THE ROLE OF SEQUENTIAL SYMBOL V - 728

SYSTEMS FORIMPROVED HUMAN-TO-COMPUTERINFORMATION RATES

Nils Klarlund, AT&T Labs - Research, United States

MMEDIA-P1: SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR MEDIA INTEGRATION

MMEDIA-Pl.l: ADAPTIVE MULTIPLE DESCRIPTION CODING FOR INTERNET VIDEO V - 732

Osama Lotfallah, Sethuraman Panchanathan, Arizona State University, United States

MMEDIA-P1.2: EMBEDDED MULTDPLE DESCRIPTION SCALAR QUANTIZERS FOR V - 736

PROGRESSIVE IMAGE TRANSMISSION

Augustin Ion Gavrilescu, Adrian Munteanu, Peter Schelkens, Jan Cornells, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

MMEDIA-P1.3: SCHEMES FOR ERRORRESILIENT STREAMING OF PERCEPTUALLY V - 740

CODED AUDIO

Jari Korhonen, Nokia Research Center, Finland; Ye Wang, National University ofSingapore, Singapore

MMEDIA-P1.4: OPTIMAL QOS MAPPING FOR STREAMING VIDEO OVER V - 744

DIFFERENTIATED SERVICES NETWORKS

Fei Zhang, Mark Pickering, Michael Frater, John Arnold, University College ADFA, University ofNSW, Australia

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MMEDIA-P1.5: SPATIO-TEMPORAL VIDEO ERROR CONCEALMENT WITH V - 748

PERCEPTUALLY OPTIMIZED MODESELECTION

Stefano Belfiore, Marco Grangetto, Enrico Magli, Gabriella Olmo, Politecnico di Torino, Italy

MMEDIA-P1.6: LAYERED FGS VIDEO OVERACTIVE NETWORK WITH SELECTIVE V - 752

DROP AND ADAPTIVE RATE CONTROL

Hsu-Feng Hsiao, Jenq-Neng Hwang, University of Washington, United States

MMEDIA-P1.7: SLIDING-WINDOW PACKETIZATIONFOR FORWARD ERROR V - 756

CORRECTION BASED MULTD7LE DESCRIPTION TRANSCODING

Tong Gan, Kai-Kuang Ma, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

MMEDIA-P1.8: IMPROVED TECHNIQUES FOR DUAL-BITSTREAM MPEG VIDEO V - 760

STREAMING WITH VCRFUNCTIONALITIES

Shih-Yu Huang, Ming Chuan University, Taiwan

MMEDIA-P1.9: EVALUATION OF JOINT SOURCE AND CHANNEL CODING OVER V - 764

WIRELESS NETWORKS

Yuxin Liu, Purdue University, United States; Christine Podilchuk, Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies, United States; Edward

J. Delp, Purdue University, United States

MMEDIA-P1.10: APPLICATION LEVEL SELECTIVE DROPFOR LAYERED VIDEO OVER V - 768

MULTICAST NETWORKS

Qiang Liu, Jenq-Neng Hwang, University of Washington, United States

MMEDIA-Pl.il: AUDIO-VISUAL SYNCHRONY FOR DETECTION OF MONOLOGUESIN V - 772

VIDEO ARCHIVES

Giridharan Iyengar, Harriet Nock, Chalapathy Neti, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, United States

MMEDIA-P1.12: WHY TAKENOTES? USETHE WHITEBOARD CAPTURESYSTEM V - 776

Li-wei He, Zicheng Liu, Zhengyou Zhang, Microsoft Research, United States

MMEDIA-P2: MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS

MMEDIA-P2.1: AN AUDIO-VISUAL APPROACH TO SIMULTANEOUS-SPEAKER SPEECH V - 780

RECOGNITION

Eric Patterson, University ofNorth Carolina, Wilmington, United States; John Gowdy, Clemson University, United States

MMEDIA-P2.2: A MULTIMODAL LEARNING INTERFACE FOR WORD ACQUISITION V - 784

Dana Ballard, ChenYu, University ofRochester, United States

MMEDIA-P2.3: ENVIRONMENT-ADAPTIVE MULTI-CHANNEL BIOMETRICS V - 788

Stephen M. Chu, Minerva Yeung, Luhong Liang, Xiaoxing Liu, Intel Corporation, United States

MMEDIA-P2.4: OSCILLATORY GESTURES AND DISCOURSE V -792

Francis Quek, Yingen Xiong, Wright State University, United States

MMEDIA-P2.5: A FAST SEARCH ALGORITHM FOR BACKGROUND MUSIC SIGNALS BASED V - 796

ON THE SEARCH FOR NUMEROUS SMALL SIGNAL COMPONENTS

Hidehisa Nagano, Kunio Kashino, Hiroshi Murase, NTT Corporation, Japan

MMEDIA-P2.6: NEAR-VIDEOREALISTIC SYNTHETIC VISUAL SPEECHUSING V - 800

NON-RIGID APPEARANCE MODELS

Barry-John Theobald, Gavin Cawley, University ofEast Anglia, United Kingdom; Iain Matthews, Carnegie Mellon

University, United States; Andrew Bangham, University ofEastAnglia, United Kingdom

MMEDIA-P2.7: ROBUST CORNER TRACKING FOR UNCONSTRAINEDMOTION V - 804

Farahnaz Mohanna, University ofSurrey, United Kingdom; Farzin Mokhtarian, University ofSurrey, United Kingdom

MMEDIA-P2.8: COLLABORATIVE KNOWLEDGEBASE AND ITS APPLICATION IN ADAPTIVE V - 808

MESSAGE FILTERING FOR COLLABORATIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT

Chen Ling, Chen Gencai, Zhejiang university, China

MMEDIA-P2.9: AUDIOVISUAL-BASED ADAPTIVE SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION V - 812

Ying Li, Shrikanth S. Narayanan, C.-C. Jay Kuo, University ofSouthern California, United States

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MMEDIA-P2.10: CORRELATIVE EXPLORATION OF EEG SIGNALS FOR DIRECT V - 816

BRAIN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION

Gary Garcia, Touradj Ebrahimi, Jean-Marc Vesin, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland

MMEDIA-P2.il: A SEMANTICNETWORKMODELING FOR UNDERSTANDING BASEBALL V - 820

VIDEO

Huang-Chia Shih, Chung-Lin Huang, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan

Volume VI

SPTM-Ll: FILTER DESIGN

SPTM-L1.1: OPTIMALFIR FILTERS WITH ALMOST LINEARPHASE VI -1

Daniel Seidner, Creo IL Ltd., Israel

SPTM-L1.2: A DESIGN METHOD OF MINIMUM PHASE FIR FILTERS WITH COMPLEX VI - 5

COEFFICIENTS

Yasunori Sugita, Naoyuki Aikawa, Nihon University, Japan

SPTM-L1.3: A WEIGHTED L_2 BASED METHOD FORTHEDESIGN OF ARBITRARY VI - 9

ONEDIMENSIONAL FIR DIGITAL FILTERS

Emmanouil Psarakis, University ofPatras, Greece

SPTM-L1.4: DESIGN OFROBUST IIR MAGNITUDEFILTERS VIA SEMIDEFINITE VI -13

PROGRAMMING

Yonghong Liu, Zhi-Quan Luo, McMaster University, Canada

SPTM-L1.5: LINEAR PHASE EQUIPJPPLE IIR DIGITAL FILTER DESIGN VI -17

H. K. Kwan, University of Windsor, Canada

SPTM-L1.6: EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN THE EXTENDED WINDOW DESIGN OF IIR VI - 21

FILTERS AND LEAST SQUARES FREQUENCY DOMAINDESIGNS

Grigore Braileanu, Gonzaga University, United States

SPTM-L2: SYSTEM MODELING AND REPRESENTATION

SPTM-L2.1: RATE-LIMITED EAFRP: A NEWIMPROVED MODELFOR HIGH-SPEED VI - 25

NETWORK TRAFFIC

Jie Yu, Athina Petropulu, Harish Sethu, Drexel University, United States

SPTM-L2.2: A DIFFERENTIAL ENTROPY BASED METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE VI - 29

OPTIMAL EMBEDDING PARAMETERS OF A SIGNAL

Temujin Gautama, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium; Danilo Mandic, Imperial College ofScience, Technology and

Medicine, United Kingdom; Marc Van Hulle, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

SPTM-L2.3: BAYESIAN NETWORKLOSS INFERENCE VI - 33

Dong Guo, Xiaodong Wang, Columbia University, United States

SPTM-L2.4: THE IMPACT OF THE FLOW ARRIVALPROCESS IN INTERNET TRAFFIC VI - 37

Nicolas Hohn, Darryl Veitch, University ofMelbourne, Australia; Patrice Abry, Ecole Normale Superieure deLyon, France

SPTM-L2.5: MODELING CELLULAR SIGNAL PROCESSING USING INTERACTING VI - 41MARKOV CHAINS

MayaR. Said, Alan V. Oppenheim, Douglas A. Lauffenburger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States

SPTM-L2.6: CHARACTERIZATION OF A SET OF INVERTIBLE LPTV FILTERS USING VI - 45

CIRCULANT MATRICES

Wilfried Chauvet, Bernard Lacaze, Daniel Roviras, ENSEEIHT/IRIT/TESA, France; Alban Duverdier, CNES, France

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