Long Qin
Long Qin
Office

GHC 6225
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Email

lqin (at) cs (dot) cmu (dot) edu
I’m currently a sixth year PhD student at the Language Technologies Institute of Carnegie Mellon University. I am working with Prof. Alex Rudnicky on Speech Recognition. I got my Bachelor and Master degrees from University of Science and Technology of China, where I worked with Prof. Renhua Wang on Speech Synthesis.
CV [pdf]
Thesis [pdf]
Research
•OOV word detection and recovery
•Discriminative acoustic modeling
•Speaker adaptive training
•Unsupervised / semi-supervised lexicon learning
•Statistical parametric speech synthesis
Selected PublicationS
•OOV word detection using hybrid models with mixed types of fragments, Interspeech-2012. [pdf]
•System combination for out-of-vocabulary word detection, ICASSP-2012. [pdf]
•OOV detection and recovery using hybrid models with different fragments, Interspeech-2011. [pdf]
•The effect of lattice pruning on MMIE training, ICASSP-2010. [pdf]
•Implementing and improving MMIE training in SphinxTrain, CMU Sphinx Workshop 2010. [pdf]
•An improved minimum generation error based model adaptation for HMM-based speech synthesis, Interspeech-2009. [pdf]
•Minimum generation error linear regression based model adaptation for HMM-based speech synthesis, ICASSP-2008. [pdf]
Courses
•10-701 Machine Learning
•11-711 Algorithm for NLP
•11-721 Grammars and Lexicons
•11-733 Multilingual Speech to Speech Translation
•11-741 Information Retrieval
•11-751 Speech Recognition and Understanding
•11-752 Speech II
•11-754 Dialog System
•11-756 Design and Implementation of ASR Systems
•11-761 Language and Statistics
•11-791 Software Engineering
Interests
Football, Soccer, Movie, Ski, Skate