【每日期刊】Computer Speech and Language《计算机语音与语言》2021年第68卷-共17篇论文（侵删）-LingLab

【每日期刊】Computer Speech and Language《计算机语音与语言》2021年第68卷-共17篇论文（侵删）

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本期推送的是SCIE期刊——Computer Speech and Language《计算机语音与语言》最新一期、即2021年第68卷的17篇论文（侵删）。

Computer Speech and Language《计算机语音与语言》2021年第68卷-共17篇论文（侵删）

序号	类型	作者	题目
01	Article	Li et al.	An unsupervised approach to detect review spam using duplicates of images, videos and Chinese texts
02	Article	Cerva et al.	Identification of related languages from spoken data: Moving from off-line to on-line scenario
03	Article	Deng et al.	Attention-based BiLSTM fused CNN with gating mechanism model for Chinese long text classification
04	Article	Alhijawi & Awajan	Novel textual entailment technique for the Arabic language using genetic algorithm
05	Article	Hu et al.	An intention multiple-representation model with expanded information
06	Article	Gong et al.	GEPC: Global embeddings with PID control
07	Article	Dang & Le-Hong	A combined syntactic-semantic embedding model based on lexicalized tree-adjoining grammar
08	Article	Jati et al.	Adversarial attack and defense strategies for deep speaker recognition systems
09	Article	Sertolli et al.	Representation transfer learning from deep end-to-end speech recognition networks for the classification of health states from speech
10	Article	Fu et al.	Automatic detection of pharyngeal fricatives in cleft palate speech using acoustic features based on the vocal tract area spectrum
11	Article	Campbell et al.	Paralinguistic and linguistic fluency features for Alzheimer's disease detection
12	Article	Sabu & Rao	Prosodic event detection in children’s read speech
13	Article	Zhang	Deep ad-hoc beamforming
14	Article	Zhou et al.	Hierarchical state recurrent neural network for social emotion ranking
15	Article	Panagiaris et al.	Generating unambiguous and diverse referring expressions
16	Article	Kong et al.	Exploring neural models for predicting dementia from language
17	Article	Frankenberg et al.	Verbal fluency in normal aging and cognitive decline: Results of a longitudinal study