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Journal Articles
Messum P, Howard IS (In Press)
Speech Development: Toddlers Don't Mind Getting it Wrong
Current Biology
Ingram JN, Howard IS, Flanagan JR & Wolpert DM (2011)
A context-dependent multi-state learning process underlies rapid
adaptation to familiar object dynamics
PLoS Computational Biology
IngHowFlaWol_PCB_2011.pdf
Howard IS, Ingram JN & Wolpert DM (2011)
Separate representations of dynamics in rhythmic and discrete
movements: Evidence from motor learning
Journal of Neurophysiology
HowIngWol_JNP_2011.pdf
Supplementary material
Howard IS & Messum P (2011)
Modeling the development of pronunciation in infant speech acquisition
Motor Control
2011,
15, 85-117
HowMes_MC_2011.pdf
Supplementary material
Howard IS, Ingram JN & Wolpert DM (2010)
Context dependent partitioning of motor learning in bimanual
movements
Journal of Neurophysiology
HowIngWol_JNP_2010.pdf
Supplementary material
Ingram JN, Howard IS, Flanagan JR & Wolpert DM (2010)
Multiple grasp-specific representations of tool dynamics mediate
skilful manipulation
Current Biology
[IngHowFlaWol2010.pdf]
Supplementary information for paper
Howard IS, Ingram JN, Körding KP & Wolpert DM (2009)
The statistics of natural movements are reflected in motor errors
Journal of Neurophysiology
HowIngKorWol2009.pdf
Supplementary material
Howard IS, Ingram JN & Wolpert DM (2009)
A modular planar robotic manipulandum with end-point torque control
Journal of Neuroscience Methods
HowardJNM2009.pdf
Supplementary material
Howard IS, Ingram JN & Wolpert DM (2008)
Composition and decomposition in bimanual dynamic learning
Journal of Neuroscience 28 (42): 10531-10540
HowIngWol08.pdf
Ingram JN,Körding KP, Howard IS, Wolpert DM (2008)
The
statistics of natural hand movements,
Experimental Brain Research, Volume 188, Number 2 / June, 2008.
IngKorHowWol2008.pdf
Howard IS & Huckvale MA (2005)
Learning to Control an Articulator Synthesizer by Imitating Real Speech.
ZAS Papers in
Linguistics 40, 2005: 63-78,
Berlin, Germany
HowHucZAS05.pdf
Supplementary information for paper
Körding KP, Fukunaga IS, Howard I, Ingram JN & Wolpert DM (2004)
A neuroeconomics approach to inferring utility functions in sensorimotor
control
Public Library of Science: Biology 2(10) e330
PLOS2004Kording
Conference Proceedings
Howard IS & Messum P,
Modelling caregiver tutored development of
pronunciation in a young child
Proceeding of 22nd German Conference on Speech Signal Processing
ESSV 2011, 28-30 September in Aachen, Germany.
HowMesExpESSV2011.pdf
Supplementary information for paper
Howard IS & Messum P,
The computational Architecture of Elija: A model of a young child
that learns to pronounce
Proceeding of 22nd German Conference on Speech Signal Processing
ESSV 2011, 28-30 September in Aachen, Germany.
HowMesMethESSV2011.pdf
Zacharias F, Howard IS, Hulin T, Hirzinger G (2010),
Workspace Comparisons of Setup Configurations for Human-Robot
Interaction
IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and
Systems, 2010
ZacHowHulHir_IROS_2010.pdf
Howard IS (2009)
Building machines that learn to speak the way infants do
Acorns Workshop 11th September, Interspeech
Brighton 2009
PositionStatementISH.pdf
Huckvale MA, Howard IS, Fagel S (2009),
KLAIR: a Virtual Infant for Spoken Language Acquisition Research
Interspeech Brighton 2009
HucHowFag2009.pdf
Howard IS & Messum P, (2008)
Modelling motor
pattern generation in the development of infant speech production,
In:
8th International Seminar on Speech
Production – (ISSP'08),
edited by Sock R, Fuchs S, and
Laprie Y. Strasbourg, France: INRIA 2008, p. 165-168.
Supplementary information for paper
HowMesISSP2008.pdf
Howard IS &Messum P (2007)
A Computational Model of
Infant Speech Development,
In:
XII International Conference "Speech and
Computer" (SPECOM'2007).
Moscow, Russia: Moscow State
Linguistics University, 2007, p. 756-765
Specom2007.pdf
Supplementary information for paper
Howard IS & Huckvale MA (2005)
Training
a Vocal Tract Synthesizer to Imitate Speech using Distal
Supervised Learning,
In:
10th International Conference on Speech and Computer (SPECOM'2005),
University of Patras, Patras, Greece, 2005, pp.159–162.
Specom2005.pdf
Supplementary
information for paper
Huckvale MA &
Howard IS (2005)
Teaching a
vocal tract simulation to imitate stop consonants,
Interspeech Lisbon 2005 Portugal
eurosp2005huckvale.pdf
PhD Thesis
Howard IS
Speech fundamental period estimation using pattern classification
PhD thesis, University of London.
[HowPhD.pdf]
Some selected older publications
Walliker JR &
Howard IS (1990)
Real-time portable multi-layer perceptron voice
fundamental-period extractor for hearing aids and cochlear implants, Speech
Communication 9, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V (North Holland), pp63-71.
[WalHow90.pdf]
Howard IS & Huckvale
MA, (1988)
Speech fundamental period estimation using a trainable pattern
classifier, FASE88.
[HowHuc88a.pdf]
Howard IS & Howard DM (1986)
Quantitative comparisons between time
domain speech fundamental frequency estimation algorithms,
Proc. IOA, Vol 8,
pp323-330.
[HowHow86.pdf]
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