Growing demands of reinforced reliability, survivability, safety and stringent performance requirements in complex critical systems have led to the inception of a new control paradigm, widely known as Fault Tolerant Control ...

Nearly two decades back nonlinear system identification consisted of several ad-hoc approaches which were restricted to a very limited class of systems. However, with the advent of the various soft computing methodologies ...

This thesis addresses the acoustic mismatch due to pitch differences between the adults' and the children's speech for children's automatic speech recognition (ASR) on adult's speech trained models. The motivation for the ...

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure is the foundation for ensuring wider acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs). Governments and organisations worldwide are working on policies for deeper penetration of EVs in the ...

Unlike aspiration in stops, aspiration in non-stop consonants is quite rare. Most of the languages that have aspirated non-stop consonants are low-resource languages. Hence, data-driven, quantitative, and statistical ...

In this thesis, various electromagnetic losses, viz. core losses and stray losses of an induction machine have been studied and characterized for their fast and accurate representation in the iterative motor design process. ...

Over the decades, Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) technology scaling has been the fundamental driver for computing. However, we are now in a phase where CMOS technology scaling is becoming less effective in ...

The objective of this thesis work is to develop a robust text-dependent speaker verification (TDSV) system by using robust techniques for achieving better system performance under clean and degraded speech conditions. To ...

This thesis aims to enhance the quality of the narrowband speech signal transmitted in narrowband telephonic communication. The transmitted narrowband speech signal has frequency components in the range of 300-3400 Hz. ...

Cardiac disorders are the leading cause of human mortality worldwide. Most disorders progressively worsen over time; as a result, if left untreated can lead to severe complications such as heart attack and stroke. Therefore, ...