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A Proposal for a Kernel-based Algorithm for Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition

We present a proposal of a kernel-based model for large vocabulary continuous speech recognizer. The continuous speech recognition is described as a problem of finding the best phoneme sequence and its best time span, where the phonemes are generated from ...

John Wiley and Sons2009

Fast Approximate Spoken Term Detection from Sequence of Phonemes

Hynek Hermansky, Joel Praveen Pinto

We investigate the detection of spoken terms in conversational speech using phoneme recognition with the objective of achieving smaller index size as well as faster search speed. Speech is processed and indexed as a sequence of one best phoneme sequence. W ...

2008

Fast Approximate Spoken Term Detection from Sequence of Phonemes

Hynek Hermansky, Joel Praveen Pinto

IDIAP2008

Modulation Frequency Features For Phoneme Recognition In Noisy Speech

Hynek Hermansky, Sriram Ganapathy, Samuel Thomas

In this letter, a new feature extraction technique based on modulation spectrum derived from syllable-length segments of sub-band temporal envelopes is proposed. These sub-band envelopes are derived from auto-regressive modelling of Hilbert envelopes of th ...

2008

Modulation Frequency Features For Phoneme Recognition In Noisy Speech

Hynek Hermansky, Sriram Ganapathy, Samuel Thomas

In this paper, a new feature extraction technique based on modulation spectrum derived from syllable-length segments of sub-band temporal envelopes is proposed. These sub-band envelopes are derived from auto-regressive modelling of Hilbert envelopes of the ...

Idiap2008

Enhancing posterior based speech recognition systems

Hamed Ketabdar

The use of local phoneme posterior probabilities has been increasingly explored for improving speech recognition systems. Hybrid hidden Markov model / artificial neural network (HMM/ANN) and Tandem are the most successful examples of such systems. In this ...

EPFL2008

Enhancing posterior based speech recognition systems

Hamed Ketabdar

Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne2008

On Confusions in a Phoneme Recognizer

Hynek Hermansky, Joel Praveen Pinto

In this paper, we analyze the confusions patterns at three places in the hybrid phoneme recognition system. The confusions are analyzed at the pronunciation, the posterior probability, and the phoneme recognizer levels. The confusions show significant stru ...

2007

On Confusions in a Phoneme Recognizer

Hynek Hermansky, Joel Praveen Pinto

IDIAP2007

Discriminative Kernel-Based Phoneme Sequence Recognition

Samy Bengio

We describe a new method for phoneme sequence recognition given a speech utterance, which is not based on the HMM. In contrast to HMM-based approaches, our method uses a discriminative kernel-based training procedure in which the learning process is tailor ...

2006