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ASCII based transcription systems for languages with the Arabic script: The case of Persian

Ganjavi et al., 2003

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133239628265517732
Author
Ganjavi S
Georgiou P
Narayanan S
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2003 IEEE Workshop on Automatic Speech Recognition and Understanding (IEEE Cat. No. 03EX721)

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We discuss transcription systems needed for automated spoken language processing applications in languages such as Persian that use the Arabic script for writing. The work is described in the context of a speech-to-speech translation system development for English …
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