Word-specific acoustic models in a speech recognition system

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

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ABSTRACT:
An acoustic model includes word-specific models, that are specific to candidate words. The candidate words would otherwise be mapped to a series of general phones. A sub-series of the general phones representing the candidate word is modeled by a new phone and the new phone is dedicated to the candidate word, or a small group of similar words, but the new phone is not shared among all words that otherwise map to the sub-series of general phones.

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