Speech recognizer

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

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C704S231000, C704S236000, C704S255000

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ABSTRACT:
The generic word label series used for recognition of words uttered by unspecified speakers are stored in the vocabulary label network accumulation processing. The speech of a particular speaker is entered. Based on the input speech, the registered word label series extraction processing generates the registered word label series. The registered word label series of the particular speaker can then be registered with the vocabulary label network accumulation processing.

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