Speech recognition by neural network adapted to reference patter

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A speech recognition method according to the present invention uses distances calculated through a variance weighting process using covariance matrixes as the local distances (prediction residuals) between the feature vectors of input syllables/sound elements and predicted vectors formed by different statuses of reference neural prediction models (NPM's) using finite status transition networks. The category to minimize the accumulated value of these local distances along the status transitions of all the prediction models is figured out by dynamic programming, and used as the recognition output. Learning of the reference prediction models used in this recognition method is accomplished by repeating said distance calculating process and the process to correct the parameters of the different statuses and the covariance matrixes of said prediction models in the direction of reducing the distance between the learning patterns whose category is known and the prediction models of the same category as this known category, and what have satisfied prescribed conditions of convergence through these calculating and correcting processes are determined as reference pattern models.

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