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Removing Barriers to Justice: How a Treaty on Business and Human Rights could improve access to remedy for victims

D. Blackburn. (2017)

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Detecting Signs of Dementia Using Word Vector Representations.B. Mirheidari, D. Blackburn, T. Walker, A. Venneri, M. Reuber, and H. Christensen. INTERSPEECH, page 1893-1897. ISCA, (2018)Diagnosing People with Dementia Using Automatic Conversation Analysis.B. Mirheidari, D. Blackburn, M. Reuber, T. Walker, and H. Christensen. INTERSPEECH, page 1220-1224. ISCA, (2016)Automatic cognitive assessment: Combining sparse datasets with disparate cognitive scores.B. Mirheidari, D. Blackburn, and H. Christensen. INTERSPEECH, page 2463-2467. ISCA, (2022)Dementia detection using automatic analysis of conversations.B. Mirheidari, D. Blackburn, T. Walker, M. Reuber, and H. Christensen. Comput. Speech Lang., (2019)Using the Outputs of Different Automatic Speech Recognition Paradigms for Acoustic- and BERT-Based Alzheimer's Dementia Detection Through Spontaneous Speech.Y. Pan, B. Mirheidari, J. Harris, J. Thompson, M. Jones, J. Snowden, D. Blackburn, and H. Christensen. Interspeech, page 3810-3814. ISCA, (2021)Identifying Cognitive Impairment Using Sentence Representation Vectors.B. Mirheidari, Y. Pan, D. Blackburn, R. O'Malley, and H. Christensen. Interspeech, page 2941-2945. ISCA, (2021)Dementia classification using a graph neural network on imaging of effective brain connectivity.J. Cao, L. Yang, P. Sarrigiannis, D. Blackburn, and Y. Zhao. Comput. Biol. Medicine, (January 2024)Using interictal seizure-free EEG data to recognise patients with epilepsy based on machine learning of brain functional connectivity.J. Cao, K. Grajcar, X. Shan, Y. Zhao, J. Zou, L. Chen, Z. Li, R. Grunewald, P. Zis, M. Marco and 3 other author(s). Biomed. Signal Process. Control., (2021)Data augmentation using generative networks to identify dementia.B. Mirheidari, Y. Pan, D. Blackburn, R. O'Malley, T. Walker, A. Venneri, M. Reuber, and H. Christensen. CoRR, (2020)Automatic Hierarchical Attention Neural Network for Detecting AD.Y. Pan, B. Mirheidari, M. Reuber, A. Venneri, D. Blackburn, and H. Christensen. INTERSPEECH, page 4105-4109. ISCA, (2019)

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