C82-1035 |
constraints are frequently used to help
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acoustic recognition
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by reducing the number of possibilities
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W99-0617 |
single tokens in order to improve
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acoustic recognition
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of them . The result of the first
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J10-4002 |
pronounced with little effort and their
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acoustic recognition
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is less reliable . In stressed
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H89-1006 |
improved methods and models for
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acoustic recognition
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of continuous speech . Most of
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H90-1076 |
or epenthetic stops . Guided by
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acoustic recognition
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2 errors , we have devised a
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J88-2015 |
combination of the optical and
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acoustic recognition
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systems could result in 95 %
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J87-1020 |
indeterminacies and inaccuracies of
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acoustic recognition
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must be handled in an integral
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C86-1138 |
indeterminacies and inaccuracies of
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acoustic recognition
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must be handled in an integral
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J92-3011 |
predicted phone ) . In this way
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acoustic recognition
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can be resumed . The algorithm
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H89-2027 |
a NL system by any reasonable
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acoustic recognition
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component . Thus , much of the
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H94-1088 |
models for speaker-independent
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acoustic recognition
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of spontaneously-produced , continuous
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H93-1079 |
models for speaker-independent
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acoustic recognition
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of spontaneously-produced , continuous
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H91-1080 |
imProved methods and models for
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acoustic recognition
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of continuous speech . The work
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H89-2027 |
generate N-best lists from a real
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acoustic recognition
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system , then we can ask the
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H92-1097 |
models for speaker-independent
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acoustic recognition
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of spontaneously-produced , :
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H89-2027 |
further processing required from the
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acoustic recognition
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component , the interface between
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H92-1010 |
between the language model and the
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acoustic recognition
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was made , and resulted in a
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H89-2058 |
improved methods and models for
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acoustic recognition
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of continuous speech . The work
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H90-1079 |
improved methods and models for
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acoustic recognition
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of continuous speech . The work
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