Add to ORKGAlphabet recognition is needed in many applications for retrieving information associated with the spelling of a name, such as telephone, addresses, etc. In this paper Arabic alphabets were investigated from the speech recognition problem point of view. The system was an isolated whole word speech recognizer. Spoken Arabic alphabet has more than one set, each of which contains members of alphabets that are acoustically very similar. This recognition system achieved 83.34% correct for alphabets. The spoken alphabet "Hamzah" got almost 100% recognition rate, but the worst performance was encountered with alphabet "Baa", "Taa", "Thaa", "H_aa", "Thaal", "Raa", "Seen", "T_aa", "Dhaa", and "Faa"
Phonetic dictionaries are essential components of large-vocabulary natural language speaker-independ...
Automatic speaker recognition is one of the difficult tasks in the field of computer speech and spea...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 64-66).Although there was, and still continues, extensiv...
Alphabet recognition is needed in many applications for retrieving information associated with the s...
Phonetic dictionaries are regarded as pivotal components of speech recognition systems. The function...
Abstract- Automatic recognition of spoken digits is one of the difficult tasks in the field of compu...
Automatic recognition of spoken digits is one of the difficult tasks in the field of computer speec...
In this research, spoken Arabic digits are investigated from the speech recognition problem point of...
script are at an early stage compared to their equivalent for the recognition of Latin and Chinese....
The main theme of this research is the recognition of Arabic phonemes using techniques of artificia...
Each Quranic alphabet has its unique sounds produced by uttering the Arabic language at their point ...
Phonetic dictionaries are essential components of large-vocabulary natural language speakerindepende...
We report in this paper the model adopted by our system of continuous speech recognition in Arab lan...
Abstract—Speech technology and systems in human computer interaction have witnessed stable and remar...
Arabic word and text recognition methods for printed or handwritten words are known since many years...
Phonetic dictionaries are essential components of large-vocabulary natural language speaker-independ...
Automatic speaker recognition is one of the difficult tasks in the field of computer speech and spea...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 64-66).Although there was, and still continues, extensiv...
Alphabet recognition is needed in many applications for retrieving information associated with the s...
Phonetic dictionaries are regarded as pivotal components of speech recognition systems. The function...
Abstract- Automatic recognition of spoken digits is one of the difficult tasks in the field of compu...
Automatic recognition of spoken digits is one of the difficult tasks in the field of computer speec...
In this research, spoken Arabic digits are investigated from the speech recognition problem point of...
script are at an early stage compared to their equivalent for the recognition of Latin and Chinese....
The main theme of this research is the recognition of Arabic phonemes using techniques of artificia...
Each Quranic alphabet has its unique sounds produced by uttering the Arabic language at their point ...
Phonetic dictionaries are essential components of large-vocabulary natural language speakerindepende...
We report in this paper the model adopted by our system of continuous speech recognition in Arab lan...
Abstract—Speech technology and systems in human computer interaction have witnessed stable and remar...
Arabic word and text recognition methods for printed or handwritten words are known since many years...
Phonetic dictionaries are essential components of large-vocabulary natural language speaker-independ...
Automatic speaker recognition is one of the difficult tasks in the field of computer speech and spea...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 64-66).Although there was, and still continues, extensiv...