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Automatic Speaker Segmentation using Multiple Features and Distance Measures: A Comparison of Three Approaches.

, , , , and . ICME, page 1101-1104. IEEE Computer Society, (2006)

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Margarita Rinnert

TFF-Peptide im menschlichen Urogenitaltrakt. Uni Magdeburg, (2009)

Klaus Kötting

Tilo Köttig

Georg Kottirsch

Karin Renate Kottig

 

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