The work described here focuses on recognition of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) pilot database [17], a new CSR database which supports 5K, 20K, and up to 64K- word CSR tasks. The original Lincoln Tied-Mixture HMM CSR was im-plemented using a time-synchronous beam-pruned search of a static network[14] and does not extend well to this task be-cause the recognition network would be too large for currently practical workstations. Therefore, the recognizer has been converted to a stack decoder-based search strategy[I,7,16]. This decoder has been shown to function effectively on up to 64K-word recognition of continuous peech. This paper describes the acoustic modeling techniques and the imple-mentation of the stack decoder used to obtain these re...
This paper presents two look-ahead techniques for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition. Th...
This paper presents a detailed comparison between two search optimization techniques for large vocab...
The task of a speech recogniser is to transcribe human speech into text. To do so, modern recogniser...
We present anew search algorithm for very large vocabulary contin-uous speech recognition. Continuou...
In this paper, we present a novel, efficient search strategy for large vocabulary continuous speech ...
Abstract. This paper gives an overview of an architecture and search organization for large vocabula...
This work further develops and analyses the large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) s...
ABBOT is the hybrid connectionist-hidden Markov model (HMM) large-vocabulary continuous speech recog...
HLT1994: Workshop on Human Language Technology , March 8-11, 1994, Plainsboro, New Jerey, USA.Thi...
This article further develops and analyses the large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR...
In this paper we present some of the algorithm improvements that have been made to Dragon's con...
In large vocabulary continuous speech recognition, high level linguistic knowledge can enhance perfo...
This paper presents a new two-pass algorithm for Extra Large (more than 1M words) Vocabulary COntinu...
In pursuance of better performance, current speech recognition systems tend to use more and more com...
In this paper we present a novel, efficient search strategy for large vocabulary continuous speech r...
This paper presents two look-ahead techniques for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition. Th...
This paper presents a detailed comparison between two search optimization techniques for large vocab...
The task of a speech recogniser is to transcribe human speech into text. To do so, modern recogniser...
We present anew search algorithm for very large vocabulary contin-uous speech recognition. Continuou...
In this paper, we present a novel, efficient search strategy for large vocabulary continuous speech ...
Abstract. This paper gives an overview of an architecture and search organization for large vocabula...
This work further develops and analyses the large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) s...
ABBOT is the hybrid connectionist-hidden Markov model (HMM) large-vocabulary continuous speech recog...
HLT1994: Workshop on Human Language Technology , March 8-11, 1994, Plainsboro, New Jerey, USA.Thi...
This article further develops and analyses the large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR...
In this paper we present some of the algorithm improvements that have been made to Dragon's con...
In large vocabulary continuous speech recognition, high level linguistic knowledge can enhance perfo...
This paper presents a new two-pass algorithm for Extra Large (more than 1M words) Vocabulary COntinu...
In pursuance of better performance, current speech recognition systems tend to use more and more com...
In this paper we present a novel, efficient search strategy for large vocabulary continuous speech r...
This paper presents two look-ahead techniques for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition. Th...
This paper presents a detailed comparison between two search optimization techniques for large vocab...
The task of a speech recogniser is to transcribe human speech into text. To do so, modern recogniser...