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International Evaluation Collaboration: Developing and Managing Infrastructure for Research and Development Programs

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Rachel J. Bowers, Dennis Moellman, John S. Garofolo

The most innovative technology can potentially meet any goals of research sponsors. However, this potential may never materialize if the program lacks infrastructure. Although most new programs address basic contractual and managerial components, often few

Results of the 2006 Spoken Term Detection Evaluation

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Jonathan G. Fiscus, Jerome G. Ajot, John S. Garofolo, George Doddington

This paper presents the first evaluation of Spoken Term Detection technologies, held during the latter part of 2006. Spoken Term Detection systems rapidly detect the presence of a term, which is a sequence of words consecutively spoken, in a large audio

The CLEAR 2006 Evaluation

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Rainer Stiefelhagen, Keni Bernardin, Rachel J. Bowers, John S. Garofolo, Djamel Mostefa, K Soundararajan

This paper is a summary of the first CLEAR evaluation on CLassification of Events, Activities and Relationships - which took place in early 2006 and concluded with a two day evaluation workshop in April 2006. CLEAR is an international effort to evaluate

The Rich Transcription 2005 Spring Meeting Recognition Evaluation

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Jonathan G. Fiscus, Nicolas Radde, John S. Garofolo, A N. Le, Jerome G. Ajot, Christophe Laprun

This paper presents the design and results of the Rich Transcription Spring 2005 (RT-05S) Meeting Recognition Evaluation. This evaluation is the third in a series of community-wide evaluations of language technologies in the meeting domain. For 2005, four

The Rich Transcription 2007 Meeting Recognition Evaluation

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Jonathan G. Fiscus, Jerome G. Ajot, John S. Garofolo

We present the design and results of the Spring 2007 (RT-07) Rich Transcription Meeting Recognition Evaluation; the fifth in a series of community-wide evaluations of language technologies in the meeting domain. For 2007, we supported three evaluation