Add to ORKGWe investigate the occurrence of six classes of pronounciation variants in a very large corpus of spontaneous german speech. A high correlation between the dialect region of the speaker, the speaking rate and the word position within the utterance is observed. The integration of the pronounciation variants into a speech recognition system yields moderate improvement of the word error rate
International audienceThis paper presents the first large-scale analysis of pronunciation variation ...
Within VERBMOBIL, a large project on spoken language research in Germany, two modules for detecting ...
In this paper we describe the large-scale German broadcast corpus (GER-TV1000h) containing more than...
While the investigation of segmental features has been in the center of phonetic research concerned ...
The subject of this paper is a rule corpus of approx.1500 phonetic rules that models segmental varia...
The subject of this paper is a rule corpus of approx.1500 phonetic rules that models segmental varia...
Variation in spoken Standard German as well as in various regional varieties of German has not yet b...
Spoken languages are often rich in regional accents and dialects. These local variations often pose ...
During the development of an “exemplary” synthesis of words and phonetic words for a “speaking pronu...
This paper describes a method to auto-matically detect pronunciation variants in large speech corpor...
The research project “German Today” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-) st...
The research project “German Today ” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-)st...
Automatic speech recognition is a requested technique in many fields like automatic subtitling, dial...
Schuppler B, Ludusan B. An analysis of prosodic boundary detection in German and Austrian German rea...
Automatic speech recognition is a very important technique for numerous applications like automatic ...
International audienceThis paper presents the first large-scale analysis of pronunciation variation ...
Within VERBMOBIL, a large project on spoken language research in Germany, two modules for detecting ...
In this paper we describe the large-scale German broadcast corpus (GER-TV1000h) containing more than...
While the investigation of segmental features has been in the center of phonetic research concerned ...
The subject of this paper is a rule corpus of approx.1500 phonetic rules that models segmental varia...
The subject of this paper is a rule corpus of approx.1500 phonetic rules that models segmental varia...
Variation in spoken Standard German as well as in various regional varieties of German has not yet b...
Spoken languages are often rich in regional accents and dialects. These local variations often pose ...
During the development of an “exemplary” synthesis of words and phonetic words for a “speaking pronu...
This paper describes a method to auto-matically detect pronunciation variants in large speech corpor...
The research project “German Today” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-) st...
The research project “German Today ” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-)st...
Automatic speech recognition is a requested technique in many fields like automatic subtitling, dial...
Schuppler B, Ludusan B. An analysis of prosodic boundary detection in German and Austrian German rea...
Automatic speech recognition is a very important technique for numerous applications like automatic ...
International audienceThis paper presents the first large-scale analysis of pronunciation variation ...
Within VERBMOBIL, a large project on spoken language research in Germany, two modules for detecting ...
In this paper we describe the large-scale German broadcast corpus (GER-TV1000h) containing more than...