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Hierarchical partition of the articulatory state space for overlapping-feature based speech recognition

Deng et al., 1996

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9228607139010310134
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Deng L
Wu J
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Proceeding of Fourth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. ICSLP'96

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Describes our recent work on improving an overlapping articulatory feature (sub-phonemic) based speech recognizer with robustness to the requirement of training data. A new decision-tree algorithm is developed and applied to the recognizer design which results in …
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