Paper Info
Title
A general approach to speech recognition
Abstract
The aim is to build a speech based query interface to a text retrieval system. The interface will be independent of the underlying Information Retrieval engine. First steps in this project will be presented in this paper. A study of the properties of typical Information Retrieval queries has shown that the speech interface must effectively address requirements like speaker independence, fluently spoken speech, and uncontrolled vocabulary. These requirements can only be approximated with the currently available speech recognition techniques. Furthermore, such requirements demand a multidisciplinary approach from areas like signal processing, pattern recognition, and linguistics. In order to coordinate these approaches and to be open for further developments in these areas, a speech recognition architecture has been introduced and this will also be presented.
Year
Venue
Keywords
1995
MIRO
underlying information retrieval engine,typical information retrieval query,query interface,pattern recognition,multidisciplinary approach,speech recognition architecture,general approach,speaker independence,speech interface,signal processing,available speech recognition technique,speech recognition
Field
DocType
Citations 
Speech corpus,Signal processing,Speech processing,Speech analytics,Voice activity detection,Computer science,Audio mining,Speech recognition,Speaker recognition,Natural language processing,Artificial intelligence,Vocabulary
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
3
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Christoph Gerber100.34
Christian Gerber200.34