My Dissertation

My Ph.D. dissertation defense was held on March 26, 1999. I graduated with the Johns Hopkins University Class of 1999, last class of the millenium, on Thursday, May 27, 1999. My thesis, Time-Frequency Acoustic Processing and Recognition: Analysis and Analog VLSI Implementations, is available online. In brief:

Number of pages: 227
Size: Uncompressed, 26.2 MB; Compressed, 6.0 MB.
Abstract
Table of Contents

Dissertation in PDF, by Chapter:

Front matter and Vita (53KB)
Chapter 1 (76KB) Introduction
Chapter 2 (570KB) Continuous Wavelet Transform
Chapter 3 (546KB) Current-Mode Filterbank Frontend
Chapter 4 (3.06MB) Acoustic Transient Processing
Chapter 5 (333KB) Learning and Speech Recognition
Appendices (132KB)
Bibliography (30KB)
Slides from the thesis defense, March 26, 1999 (801KB).

Dissertation in PostScript, by Chapter:

Front matter and Vita (57KB)
Chapter 1 (64KB) Introduction
Chapter 2 (620KB) Continuous Wavelet Transform
Chapter 3 (1.32MB) Current-Mode Filterbank Frontend
Chapter 4 (3.88MB) Acoustic Transient Processing
Chapter 5 (258KB) Learning and Speech Recognition
Appendices (81KB)
Bibliography (50KB)

Other dissertation variations online:

Single-sided version:
(thesis.ps.gz)
Double-sided version for double-sided printers:
(thesis2side.ps.gz)
Double-sided version for single-sided printers:
odd pages only (thesisA.ps.gz)
even pages only (thesisB.ps.gz)
Slides from the thesis defense, March 26, 1999.

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