Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – Recognition
Patent
1998-09-04
2000-10-03
Zele, Krista
Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language
Speech signal processing
Recognition
704251, G10L 1504
Patent
active
061285951
ABSTRACT:
In speech recognition, a reliability measure can be determined by using various sentence hypotheses with a decreasing acoustic similarity. However, if a databank inquiry is to be derived from such a speech signal, often only individual words or even a single word from the utterance are required as data for such a databank access. Such a data, for example, the time, may be contained in the speech utterance in various ways. In accordance with the invention, a reliability measure for such a data rather than for a given word is determined, in which the same data may be constituted by various words. Thus, these various words are treated equally for determining the reliability measure.
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Opsasnick Michael N.
Piotrowski Daniel J.
U.S. Philips Corporation
Zele Krista
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