AUTOMATIC SEGMENTATION AND LABELLING OF CONTINUOUS DOLPHIN SPEECH USING HIDDEN MARKOV MODELS

DEADLINE

1. Papers must be received NO LATER THAN <Camera-Ready Deadline> BY <Contact Details of Conference Secretariat>.

SIZE, MARGINS AND TYPEFACE

2. Papers must be submitted in photo-ready form and must comprise not more than SIX PAGES of A4 format.
3. The top, bottom, left and right margins must be 25mm (1in).
4. For laser printer or similar output devices: HELVETICA (10pt font size) MUST be used.
5. For typewriter-like output devices: LETTER GOTHIC (12 pitch) MUST be used.
6. Single or 12 pt line spacing MUST be used. 12pt line spacing is preferred.
7. Page numbers and running titles MUST NOT be included.

TITLE AND ABSTRACT

8. The title must be in capitals, centred on the line with a 15mm indentation from both margins. On a laser printer is similar output device use BOLD FACE for the title. DO NOT underline.
9. The author(s) and affiliation(s) MUST be in upper/lower case, NOT bold, italic or underlined, centred and with a 30mm indentation from both margins. DO NOT abbreviate the affiliation or include the postal address.
10. The concise(!) ABSTRACT must be indented by 5mm from both margins.
11. Keywords MUST NOT be included in the paper.

PARAGRAPHS, NOTES AND REFERENCES

12. Section headings are in capitals, NOT centred, bold, italic or underlined.
13. Subsection headings are in upper/lower case, NOT centred, bold, italic, or underlined.
14. Paragraphs MUST NOT be indented, ONE blank line separates paragraphs.
15. Paragraphs MUST be justified, NOT left aligned.
16. The text must have NO footnotes, ONLY endnotes
17. References must be placed in alphabetical order after any endnotes and MUST have the same format as the examples below. They must be referred to correctly (Peterson & Barney, 1952) or alternatively as in Fowler (1975). On typewriters, the reference titles may be enclosed in "quotation marks" instead of italics.

TABLES, FIGURES AND CAPTIONS

18. Table and figure captions MUST be in the style shown below.

Figure 1. Fundamental paper submission algorithm

REFERENCES

Fowler, H.W. (1975) A Dictionary of Modern English Usage, p. 314, (Oxford University Press: London).

Peterson, G.E. & Barney, H.L. (1952) "Control Methods Used in a Study of Vowels", L. Acoust. Soc. Am. 24, 175-184.