For most speech recognition systems dynamic features are the only way to incorporate temporal context into the out-put distributions of the HMMs. In this paper we propose an efficient method to utilize a large context in the recognition process. State scores of a phone recognizer which runs in parallel to the word recognizer are computed. Integrating these scores in the HMMs of the word recognizer makes their output densities context-dependent. The approach is evaluated on a set of spontaneous utterances which have been recorded with our spoken dialogue system. A signifi-cant reduction of the word error rate has been achieved. 1
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The occupancy of the HMM states is modeled by means of a Markov chain. A linear estimator is introdu...
In this paper we propose an efficient method to utilize context in the output densities of HMMs. Sta...
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Techniques for automatic phoneme recognition from spoken speech are investigated. The goal is to ext...
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Speech recognition based on connectionist approaches is one of the most successful alternatives to w...
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) have been used to classify phonetic features in speech. The featur...
The occupancy of the HMM states is modeled by means of a Markov chain. A linear estimator is introdu...
In this paper we propose an efficient method to utilize context in the output densities of HMMs. Sta...
The state-of-the-art in automatic speech recognition is distinctly Markovian. The ubiquitous 'beads-...
It is well known that a higher-than-normal speech rate will cause the rate of recognition errors in ...
Reservoir Computing (RC) has recently been introduced as an interesting alternative for acoustic mod...
The use of prior situational/contextual knowledge about a given task can significantly improve auto...
Abstract — This paper describes a fast and efficient method to detect out-of-vocabulary words and co...
A summary of the theory of the hybrid connectionist HMM (hidden Markov model) continuous speech reco...
The presence of background noise and the frequency response of a transmission line like in telephone...
Techniques for automatic phoneme recognition from spoken speech are investigated. The goal is to ext...
This paper presents a possible application of a text-dependent speaker recognition system within the...
An architecture for speech recognition is proposed, based on four stages: (1) recognition of the mos...
This paper presents improvements in acoustic and lan-guage modeling for automatic speech recognition...
Speech recognition based on connectionist approaches is one of the most successful alternatives to w...
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) have been used to classify phonetic features in speech. The featur...
The occupancy of the HMM states is modeled by means of a Markov chain. A linear estimator is introdu...