Speech recognition activation and deactivation method

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1984-03-27

1988-01-05

Kemeny, E. S. Matt

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices

One-way audio signal program distribution

Public address system

3645135, G10L 500

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047180927

ABSTRACT:
Speech recognition calculations are decreased by deactivating (or activating) a word in a grammar graph at the "kernel" level. A word is a sequence of acoustic kernels, each kernel a phoneme spectral vector with min-max duration data on a template.

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