In this paper we describe design, setup and results of the speech recognition task in the framework of the Evalita campaign for the Italian language, giving details on the released corpora and tools used for the challenge. A general discussion about approaches to large vocabulary speech recognition introduces the recognition tasks. Systems are compared for recognition accuracy on audio sequences of Italian par- liament. Although only a few systems have participated to the tasks, the contest provides an overview of the state-of-the-art of speech-to-text transcription technologies; the document reports systems performance, computed as Word Error Rate (WER), showing that the current approaches provide effective results. The best system achiev...
EVALITA is a periodic evaluation campaign of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and speech tools for ...
This paper describes two different automatic transcription systems developed for judicial appli...
In this paper, we describe motivations and features of the Speech Recognition task at EVALITA 2009. ...
Abstract. This document describes the speech recognizers submitted by Vocapia Research to the Evalit...
This paper reports on EVALITA 2007 PoS-tagging task, an initiative for the evaluation of automatic P...
EVALITA is the evaluation campaign of Natural Language Processing and Speech Tools for the Italian l...
This paper investigates methods for coping with out-of-vocabulary words in a large vocabulary speech...
This paper describes features and outcomes of the Named Entity Recognition on Transcribed Broadcast ...
EVALITA 2007, the first edition of the initiative devoted to the evaluation of Natural Language Proc...
This paper presents some recent improvements in automatic transcription of Italian broadcast news ob...
Modelling the process that a listener actuates in deriving the words intended by a speaker requires ...
The development of a speaker independent “general purpose” phonetic recognizer for Italian is descri...
This paper describes and discusses the recognition results obtained using the automatic transcri...
This paper reports on a initial research activity in the area of non-native children’s speech recogn...
This paper presents work in progress for the creation of a Large Vocabulary Automatic Speech Recogni...
EVALITA is a periodic evaluation campaign of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and speech tools for ...
This paper describes two different automatic transcription systems developed for judicial appli...
In this paper, we describe motivations and features of the Speech Recognition task at EVALITA 2009. ...
Abstract. This document describes the speech recognizers submitted by Vocapia Research to the Evalit...
This paper reports on EVALITA 2007 PoS-tagging task, an initiative for the evaluation of automatic P...
EVALITA is the evaluation campaign of Natural Language Processing and Speech Tools for the Italian l...
This paper investigates methods for coping with out-of-vocabulary words in a large vocabulary speech...
This paper describes features and outcomes of the Named Entity Recognition on Transcribed Broadcast ...
EVALITA 2007, the first edition of the initiative devoted to the evaluation of Natural Language Proc...
This paper presents some recent improvements in automatic transcription of Italian broadcast news ob...
Modelling the process that a listener actuates in deriving the words intended by a speaker requires ...
The development of a speaker independent “general purpose” phonetic recognizer for Italian is descri...
This paper describes and discusses the recognition results obtained using the automatic transcri...
This paper reports on a initial research activity in the area of non-native children’s speech recogn...
This paper presents work in progress for the creation of a Large Vocabulary Automatic Speech Recogni...
EVALITA is a periodic evaluation campaign of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and speech tools for ...
This paper describes two different automatic transcription systems developed for judicial appli...
In this paper, we describe motivations and features of the Speech Recognition task at EVALITA 2009. ...