• Conference Proceedings Archive
• Machines in the Cartoon Network

• Disk usage per machine and per user
• Information about our machines and their status
• Alex Rudnicky's view of the whole thing
  
• [NEW]A simple guide to SSH keys in the SCS environment
• DEAD CLUSTER MACHINES and where to find their final backup:

daphne    /net/bigbird/usr3/old/daphne
elroy     /net/bigbird/usr3/old/elroy
george    /net/spacely/old/george
jane      /net/spacely/old/jane
judy      /net/spacely/old/judy
kermit    /net/spacely/old/kermit
scrappy   /net/piggy/old/scrappy
shaggy    /net/piggy/old/shaggy
velma     /net/piggy/old/velma

alf14 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf14
alf20 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf20
alf21 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf21
alf22 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf22
alf23 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf23
alf24 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf24
alf25 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf25
alf26 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf26
alf27 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf27
alf28 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf28
alf29 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf29
alf30 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf30
alf31 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf31
alf32 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf32
alf33 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf33
alf34 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf34
alf35 /net/bert/usr7/archive/alf35

• The Queue
• Sphinx PBS User's guide
• Sphinx PBS Administrator's guide
• Other documents
• Mike Seltzer's presentation about using the PBS queue in PowerPoint or PDF format
• A simple guide to CVS and SSH
• sphinxmail list (contact awb@cs.cmu.edu to be added or removed from this list)
• FAQs and Tips
• Mounting //bar on fife using smb
• Starting Festival
• Limiting HTTP access to within CMU
• Corpora and Databases
• You can find details about our LDC corpus collection at LDC corpora (this is also the place to find materials that we get through ftp instead of on CD-ROMs)
• The CMU dictionary
• Check the directory /usr6/air/src/pronounce/lexdata on fife.speech.cs.cmu.edu for recent versions of the CMU Dict, or check the CMUDict site for an archive.
• What people have looked up in the CMU dictionary, once the external hits started coming in.

• SPHINX-II
• Sphinx II OCX (pre-release, NT only)
• Alex Rudnicky's Language Model and Dictionary Building Tool page. This is a web page that will construct language models, acoustic maps, and dictionaries from sentence lists.
• Ravi's FBS8 (Sphinx II) Tree
• FBS8 User guide

Contains pointers to FBS8 executables, libraries, sources, shell scripts and examples, as well as description of command-line arguments. Meant to be a summary of what's out there in the FBS8 world.
• Pedro's version of WSJ0 training/testing. note: some script names differ slightly from those in the documentation.
• SPHINX-II documentation in English (or on CD-ROM)
• HOLY code (note: not current)
• fbs8 source code
• Complete SPHINX-II code
• SPHINX-III
• Results on selected training and test sets
• Sphinx-III Acoustic Modelling Documentation

Documentation on the SPHINX-III system trainer.
• Sphinx-3 Tutorial Notes
• Front End Processing: ps, pdf; Segmenter at NIST
• Acoustic Model Training
• Language Model Training: ps; CMU-Cambridge Statistical Language Modeling Toolkit
• Decoding: ps
• Communicator
• Oracle Notes
• Specs
• Starting the Hub system on Hip
• Starting the CMU system on Trekker
• Synthesis resources and things

Other information

• CMU Dictionary
• SLM Toolkit (version 2)
• ERA
• NIST Tools 2.5 (or here or here)
• NIST-SPHERE formats and usage doc
• older but clearer NIST-SPHERE format docs
• A list of Macintosh speech and sound-related resources maintained locally.

• Local examples
• Example HTML for tables.
• Some frames.
• A rather complete HTML converters page at CERN; both to and from HTML. Includes stuff for FrameMaker/MIF, troff, LaTeX, BibTeX, and more.
• ps2html beta. There's a more specific but finished one linked off this page too.
• txt2html, a perl script for doing some smart html-izing of raw text.
• Web Tools Library. A whole bunch of editors but no converters.
• HTML Converters and Editors on jwalker's list.
• Another translators site; this one in the UK.
• Planet Access' HTML Assistance Page. Lots of HTML reference starting points.
• cgi specs, the real dirt on cgi's, from NCSA.
• NCSA Mosaic Home Page
• NCSA's Beginner's Guide to HTML

Other Things of Note

• Ravi's Thesis (postscript)
• Some results from Dr. Lu regarding Optimization of Acoustic Vectors.
• Disfluency stuff Jack Mostow mentioned at the Speech Group (1/18/96)
• um, ah, the, thee: Project References cites various disfluency papers by Clark, FoxTree, and Shriberg, some of which should have data on differences between "um" and "uh," and "the" and "thee," which Clark presented at the Interactive Systems Grantees Workshop in November 1995.
• See Speech Prosody and Disfluencies for a few more details,
• or see the NSF Interactive Systems Program Grantees proceedings from which these came.