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Vector quantization techniques were applied to a continuous speech recognition system as a means of reducing both memory usage and computation time. The speech recognition system computes time-aligned distances between unknown speech segments and tem
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ICASSP
Recent enhancements to a connected speech recognition algorithm have led to substantial improvements in recognition accuracy especially for speech in noisy environments. The performance improvements are a direct result of three features of this algor
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ICASSP
This paper presents results of research on the enhancement of speaker independent wordspotting in conversational, telephone bandwidth speech from a variety of talkers. The research involved the comparison of five LPC based parameter sets (filter coef
Autor:
R. Wohlford, A. Higgins
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ICASSP
Text-independent speaker recognition methods have been based on measurements of long-term statistics of individual speech frames. These methods are not capable of modeling speaker-dependent speech dynamics. In this paper, we describe a new method, ba
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ICASSP
Four automatic speaker recognition techniques were investigated with a contain speech data base to determine their effectiveness in a text independent mode. These four techniques used the correlation of short and long term spectral averages, cepstral
Autor:
S. Boll, R. Wohlford
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ICASSP
A composite noise suppression algorithm is described in which the current speech event under analysis dictates which enhancement technique is to be used. Large temporal and spectral variations in speech have continued to inhibit satisfactory performa
Autor:
R. Wohlford, A. Higgins
Publikováno v:
ICASSP
The error rates typically reported for connected speech recognition (CSR) and keyword recognition (KWR) differ by at least an order of magnitude. We present a simple new KWR method and use the new method to investigate the factors that are responsibl
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ICASSP
An Experimental Learning Element (ELE) for learning and recognizing sequential patterns is being developed as an adaptable pattern classifier of a larger learning system. Once external patterns are converted into a linear sequence of named objects, t