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Alex Waibel

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

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About Alex Waibel at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Alex Waibel is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University specializing in speech and language technologies, with a focus on multilingual and multimodal communication systems.

Research Areas

Natural Language ProcessingSpeech RecognitionSpeech SynthesisTopic ModelingMachine TranslationMultimodal InteractionHuman-Robot CommunicationEvaluation Metrics

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