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1991
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1991).  Connectionist Approaches to the Use of Markov Models for Continuous Speech Recognition. III, 213-219.
Renals, S., Morgan N., Bourlard H., Cohen M., & Franco H. (1991).  Connectionist Optimisation of Tied Mixture Hidden Markov Models. IV, 167-174.
Renals, S., Morgan N., Bourlard H., Cohen M., Franco H., Wooters C., et al. (1991).  Connectionist Speech Recognition: Status and Prospects.
Morgan, N., Hermansky H., Bourlard H., Kohn P., & Wooters C. (1991).  Continuous Speech Recognition Using PLP Analysis with Multilayer Perceptrons. Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech & Signal Processing. 49-52.
Asanović, K., & Morgan N. (1991).  Experimental Determination of Precision Requirements for Back-Propagation Training of Artificial Neural Networks.
Morgan, N., Wooters C., Hermansky H., & Bourlard H. (1991).  Experiments with Temporal Resolution for Continuous Speech Recognition with Multi-Layer Perceptrons. Proceedings of the IEEE Workshop on Neural Networks for Signal Processing. 405-410.
Konig, Y., Morgan N., & Chandra C. (1991).  GDNN: A Gender-Dependent Neural Network for Continuous Speech Recognition.
Konig, Y., Morgan N., & Chandra C. (1991).  GDNN: A Gender-Dependent Neural Network for Continuous Speech Recognition.
Asanović, K., Kingsbury B., Morgan N., & Wawrzynek J. (1991).  HiPNeT-1: A Highly Pipelined Architecture for Neural Network Training.
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1991).  Neural Networks for Statistical Inference: Generalizations with Applications to Speech Recognition. Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN '91).
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1991).  Neural Networks for Statistical Inference: Generalizations with Applications to Speech Recognition. Proceedings of the the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN '91).
Bourlard, H., Cohen M., Kohn P., Morgan N., & Wooters C. (1991).  Phonetic Context in Hybrid HMM/MLP Continuous Speech Recognition. Proceedings of the Second European Conference on Speech Communication and Technology (Eurospeech '91). 109-112.
Renals, S., Morgan N., & Bourlard H. (1991).  Probability Estimation by Feed-Forward Networks in Continuous Speech Recognition.
Renals, S., Morgan N., & Bourlard H. (1991).  Probability Estimation by Feed-forward Networks in Continuous Speech Recognition. Proceedings of the IEEE Workshop on Neural Networks for Signal Processing. 309-318.
Hermansky, H., Morgan N., Bayya A., & Kohn P. (1991).  RASTA-PLP Speech Analysis.
Hermansky, H., Morgan N., Bayya A., & Kohn P. (1991).  RASTA-PLP Speech Analysis.
Kingsbury, B., Irissou B., Asanović K., Wawrzynek J., & Morgan N. (1991).  Recent Work in VLSI Elements for Digital Implementations of Artificial Neural Networks.
Asanović, K., Beck J., Kingsbury B., Kohn P., Morgan N., & Wawrzynek J. (1991).  SPERT: A VLIW/SIMD Microprocessor for Artificial Neural Network Computations.
1990
Morgan, N. (1990).  Considerations for the Electronic Implementation of Artificial Neural Networks.
Morgan, N., Wooters C., Bourlard H., & Cohen M. (1990).  Continuous Speech Recognition on the Resource Management Database Using Connectionist Probability Estimation.
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1990).  A Continuous Speech Recognition System Embedding MLP into HMM. II, 186-193.
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1990).  Continuous Speech Recognition Using Multilayer Perceptrons with Hidden Markov Models. Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference of Acoustics, Speech & Signal Processing (ICASSP 1990).
Morgan, N., Asanović K., Kingsbury B., & Wawrzynek J. (1990).  Developments in Digital VLSI Design for Artificial Neural Networks.
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1990).  Generalization and Parameter Estimation in Feedforward Nets: Some Experiments. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems. II, 630-637.
Bourlard, H., & Morgan N. (1990).  Merging Multilayer Perceptrons & Hidden Markov Models: Some Experiments in Continuous Speech Recognition.

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