Compressing language models with Golomb coding

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – Recognition

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ABSTRACT:
A list of integer values is generated from n-grams of a user input. The list of integer values is sorted. Differences between adjacent integer values in the list are calculated. Each calculated difference is encoded using a Golomb code. A Golomb compressed language model is accessed to identify likely matches.

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