The current version o f the psycholinguistic model o f human word recognition Shortlist suffers from two unrealistic con straints. First, the input o f Shortlist must consist o f a single string o f phoneme symbols. Second, the current version o f the search in Shortlist makes it difficult to deal with insertions and deletions in the input phoneme string. This research attempts to fully automatically derive a phoneme string from the acoustic signal that is as close as possible to the number o f phonemes in the lexical representation o f the word. We optimised an Automatic Phone Recogniser (APR) us ing two approaches, viz. varying the value o f the mismatch pa rameter and optimising the APR output strings on the output of Shortlist. The appr...
In today's society, speech recognition systems have reached a mass audience, especially in the field...
Humans are able to recognise a word before its acoustic realisation is complete. This in contrast to...
In this paper, we present a novel computational model of human speech recognition -- called SpeM -- ...
The current version of the psycholinguistic model of human word recognition Shortlist suffers from t...
The current version of the psycholinguistic model of human word recognition Shortlist suffers from t...
Contains fulltext : 75073.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)16 september 200
This letter evaluates potential benefits of combining human speech recognition (HSR) and automatic s...
This letter evaluates potential benefits of combining human speech recognition ~HSR! and automatic s...
Due to pronunciation variation, many insertions and deletions of phones occur in spontaneous speech....
Recently, a computational model of human word recognition, called SpeM, has been developed. In contr...
Automatic SpeechRecognition (ASR) systems that have even moderately large recognition vocabularies ...
In everyday life, speech is all around us, on the radio, television, and in human-human interaction....
In this paper, we present a novel computational model of human speech recognition – called SpeM – ba...
In this paper, we illustrate the close parallels between the research fields of human speech recogni...
This paper investigates the interaction between acoustic scores and symbolic mismatch penalties in m...
In today's society, speech recognition systems have reached a mass audience, especially in the field...
Humans are able to recognise a word before its acoustic realisation is complete. This in contrast to...
In this paper, we present a novel computational model of human speech recognition -- called SpeM -- ...
The current version of the psycholinguistic model of human word recognition Shortlist suffers from t...
The current version of the psycholinguistic model of human word recognition Shortlist suffers from t...
Contains fulltext : 75073.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)16 september 200
This letter evaluates potential benefits of combining human speech recognition (HSR) and automatic s...
This letter evaluates potential benefits of combining human speech recognition ~HSR! and automatic s...
Due to pronunciation variation, many insertions and deletions of phones occur in spontaneous speech....
Recently, a computational model of human word recognition, called SpeM, has been developed. In contr...
Automatic SpeechRecognition (ASR) systems that have even moderately large recognition vocabularies ...
In everyday life, speech is all around us, on the radio, television, and in human-human interaction....
In this paper, we present a novel computational model of human speech recognition – called SpeM – ba...
In this paper, we illustrate the close parallels between the research fields of human speech recogni...
This paper investigates the interaction between acoustic scores and symbolic mismatch penalties in m...
In today's society, speech recognition systems have reached a mass audience, especially in the field...
Humans are able to recognise a word before its acoustic realisation is complete. This in contrast to...
In this paper, we present a novel computational model of human speech recognition -- called SpeM -- ...