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48 results about "Short latency" patented technology

The short latency potentials are small amplitude, far field potentials; that is, they are recorded at some distance from their sources. Sophisticated techniques are needed to measure these potentials because they are buried in a background of physical and physiological noise.

Speaker segmentation in noisy conversational speech

System and methods for robust multiple speaker segmentation in noisy conversational speech are presented. Robust voice activity detection is applied to detect temporal speech events. In order to get robust speech features and detect speech events in a noisy environment, a noise reduction algorithm is applied, using noise tracking. After noise reduction and voice activity detection, the incoming audio/speech is initially labeled as speech segments or silence segments. With no prior knowledge of the number of speakers, the system identifies one reliable speech segment near the beginning of the conversational speech and extracts speech features with a short latency, then learns a statistical model from the selected speech segment. This initial statistical model is used to identify the succeeding speech segments in a conversation. The statistical model is also continuously adapted and expanded with newly identified speech segments that match well to the model. The speech segments with low likelihoods are labeled with a second speaker ID, and a statistical model is learned from them. At the same time, these two trained speaker models are also updated/adapted once a reliable speech segment is identified. If a speech segment does not match well to the two speaker models, the speech segment is temporarily labeled as an outlier or as originating from a third speaker. This procedure is then applied recursively as needed when there are more than two speakers in a conversation.
Owner:FRIDAY HARBOR LLC

Avoiding register RAW hazards when returning from speculative execution

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that avoids register read-after-write (RAW) hazards upon returning from a speculative-execution mode. This system operates within a processor with an in-order architecture, wherein the processor includes a short-latency scoreboard that delays issuance of instructions that depend upon uncompleted short-latency instructions. During operation, the system issues instructions for execution in program order during execution of a program in a normal-execution mode. Upon encountering a condition (a launch condition) during an instruction (a launch-point instruction), which causes the processor to enter the speculative-execution mode, the system generates a checkpoint that can subsequently be used to return execution of the program to the launch-point instruction, and commences execution in the speculative-execution mode. Upon encountering a condition that causes the processor to leave the speculative-execution mode and return to the launch-point instruction, the system uses the checkpoint to resume execution in the normal-execution mode from the launch-point instruction. In doing so, the system ensures that entries that were in the short-latency scoreboard prior to entering the speculative-execution mode, and which are not yet resolved, are accounted for in order to prevent register RAW hazard when resuming execution from the launch-point instruction.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
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