Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Linguistics – Translation machine
Reexamination Certificate
2000-12-29
2008-11-11
Opsasnick, Michael N (Department: 2626)
Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language
Linguistics
Translation machine
C704S010000
Reexamination Certificate
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07451075
ABSTRACT:
A compressed lexicon is built by receiving a word list, which includes word-dependent data associated with each word in the word list. A word is selected from the word list. A hash value is generated based on the selected word, and the hash value identifies an address in a hash table which, in turn, is written with a location in lexicon memory that is to hold the compressed form of the selected word, and the compressed word-dependent data associated with the selected word. The word is then encoded, or compressed, as is its associated word-dependent data. This information is written at the identified location in the lexicon memory.
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Opsasnick Michael N
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