Automatic speech recognition will soon be a part of everyday life. Even today many people use the speech recognizer in their smartphones, whether it is Google Now or Siri. Commercial applications have existed for years for automatic dictation, and command-based voice user interfaces. The abundance of software divides languages in two; in well-resourced languages there is no shortage of products, while under-resourced languages might not even receive academic interest. In this thesis, an automatic speech recognizer is built for North Sami, which is a morphologically rich under-resourced language in the Uralic family. These properties create challenges for the recognition process, of which this thesis will concentrate on the issue of out-o...
In agglutinative languages, such as Finnish, a single word can have a large number of possible infle...
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
Apart from native speech, second language learners' (L2) speech is more difficult to recognize for a...
In the automatic speech recognition of agglutinative and morphologically rich languages, the recogni...
The language model is one of the key components of a large vocabulary continuous speech recognition ...
The accuracy of automatic speech recognizers has been constantly improving for decades. Aalto Univer...
Automatic speech recognition systems are devices or computer programs that convert human speech into...
Automatic speech recognition systems are devices or computer programs that convert human speech into...
Speech technology applications for major languages are becoming widely available, but for many other...
In the speech recognition of highly inflecting or compounding languages, the traditional word-based ...
We study continuous speech recognition based on sub-word units found in an unsupervised fashion. For...
Automatic speech recognition has been widely studied and is already being applied in everyday use. ...
Nonstandard dialects, characterized by atypical lexical items, pronunciation and grammar, often degr...
Today, the vocabulary size for language models in large vocabulary speech recognition is typically s...
We study class-based n-gram and neural network language models for very large vocabulary speech reco...
In agglutinative languages, such as Finnish, a single word can have a large number of possible infle...
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
Apart from native speech, second language learners' (L2) speech is more difficult to recognize for a...
In the automatic speech recognition of agglutinative and morphologically rich languages, the recogni...
The language model is one of the key components of a large vocabulary continuous speech recognition ...
The accuracy of automatic speech recognizers has been constantly improving for decades. Aalto Univer...
Automatic speech recognition systems are devices or computer programs that convert human speech into...
Automatic speech recognition systems are devices or computer programs that convert human speech into...
Speech technology applications for major languages are becoming widely available, but for many other...
In the speech recognition of highly inflecting or compounding languages, the traditional word-based ...
We study continuous speech recognition based on sub-word units found in an unsupervised fashion. For...
Automatic speech recognition has been widely studied and is already being applied in everyday use. ...
Nonstandard dialects, characterized by atypical lexical items, pronunciation and grammar, often degr...
Today, the vocabulary size for language models in large vocabulary speech recognition is typically s...
We study class-based n-gram and neural network language models for very large vocabulary speech reco...
In agglutinative languages, such as Finnish, a single word can have a large number of possible infle...
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
Apart from native speech, second language learners' (L2) speech is more difficult to recognize for a...