Publication

Speech Indexation in REPLAY

Samir Atitallah
2011
Conference paper

Abstract

With the number of lecture recordings increasing constantly, technologies are needed to help the user find, access, and navigate through videos. This paper proposes a Sphinx-4-based [1] speech-to-text solution within the REPLAY framework to produce rich media and provide pin-point access.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/171449?ln=en

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