Speech recognition system with efficient storage and rapid assem

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – One-way audio signal program distribution – Public address system

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ABSTRACT:
A continuous speech recognition system having a speech processor and a word recognition computer subsystem, characterized by an element for developing a graph for confluent links between confluent nodes; an element for developing a graph of boundary links between adjacent words; an element for storing an inventory of confluent links and boundary links as a coding inventory; an element for converting an unknown utterance into an encoded sequence of confluent links and boundary links corresponding to recognition sequences stored in the word recognition subsystem recognition vocabulary for speech recognition. The invention also includes a method for achieving continouous speech recognition by characterizing speech as a sequence of confluent links which are matched with candidate words. The invention also applies to isolated word speech recognition as with continuous speech recognition, except that in such case there are no boundary links.

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