Disfluency detection for a speech-to-speech translation...

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2006-08-19

2010-12-28

Sked, Matthew J (Department: 2626)

Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language

Speech signal processing

Application

C704S004000, C704S005000, C704S257000

Reexamination Certificate

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07860719

ABSTRACT:
A computer-implemented method for creating a disfluency translation lattice includes providing a plurality of weighted finite state transducers including a translation model, a language model, and a phrase segmentation model as input, performing a cascaded composition of the weighted finite state transducers to create a disfluency translation lattice, and storing the disfluency translation lattice to a computer-readable media.

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