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• Automatic Speech Recognition
  '''Automatic Speech Recognition''' refers to Systems that imitate speech perception processes. There are two types of speech recognition systems:
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• Automatic Speech Recognition
  '''Automatic Speech Recognition''' refers to Systems that imitate speech perception processes. There are two types of speech recognition systems:
  773 bytes (102 words) - 15:12, 27 February 2008
• Dynamic Time Warping
  ...al with these differences, the recognition system can skip frames in input speech in case these differ too much from the corresponding frames in the template
  643 bytes (98 words) - 21:41, 14 February 2009
• Dialogue system
  ...ses of at least a text-to-speech or concept-to-speech module, and a speech recognition module. These dialogue systems are being used for (telephone) information s
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• Logogen model
  ...e a scale indicating the [[activation level]] of the logogen. The incoming speech signal is presented to all logogens, and all logogens which match the incom * Morton, J. 1969. 'Interaction of information in word recognition.' ''Psychological Review'' 76, 165-178
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• Front-end
  The front-end of a [[speech recognition]] system is the [[signal]] analysis part of the system.
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• Hidden Markov models
  ...the properties of a new speech event. When someone speaks a word into the recognition system, the acoustic event can be treated as if it were the output of a hid
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• Automatic speaker identification
  ...rification systems. Speaker identification consists in assigning the input speech signal to one person of a known group, while speaker verification consists ...tions introduced by noise (e.g. telephone transmission). Automatic speaker recognition is fundamental in all systems that deliver services or reserved information
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• Shortlist model
  ...recognition]]. The term ''hybrid'' means that the initial stage of [[word recognition]] is assumed not to be influenced by non-sensory sources of information, an * Norris, D. 1994. ''Shortlist: A connectionist model of continuous speech recognition,'' Cognition, 52, 189-234
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• Bottom-up
  ...information is sensory information, or acoustic information carried by the speech signal itself. ...d top-down sources of information is often used in models of auditory word recognition.
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• Trace model
  ...t the model allows an effect of sentence context at any moment during word recognition. In the connectionist TRACE model, word elements are represented by nodes i * McClelland, J.L. & Elman, J.L. 1986. ''The TRACE model of speech perception.,'' Cognitive Psychology, 18, 1-86
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• Cohort model
  In phonetics, a '''cohort model''' is a theory of auditory word recognition. ...semantic nodes contain information about the [[meaning]] of the words. The speech input maps directly and continuously onto this lexical knowledge. As more b
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• Portal:Psycholinguistics
  Visual Word Recognition: Spoken Word Recognition:
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• Language (in neurocognitive linguistics)
  ...from reality. You cannot touch, see, or feel a language. Yes, you can hear speech, but that is something different. Should we assume that because we have th Nevertheless, for the sake of linguistics and in recognition that this field is certainly concerned with languages in some sense of that
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• Portal:Computational Linguistics
  where unstructured text is automatically analyzed for the recognition and extraction of named entities, facts, events, and structured relationshi [http://www.elsnet.org/ ELSNET (European Network in Language and Speech)]<br>
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• S.-Y. Kuroda/publications
  1969b. Some historical remarks on what might be taken to be the recognition of the distinction between the so-called deep and surface subjects with spe ...h acts: Toward a theory of language use. In J. Boyd and A. Ferrara (eds.), Speech Act Theory: Ten Years Later. 67-80.
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