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Effects Of Speaking Rate And Word Frequency On Conversational Pronunciations
by Eric Fosler-lussier, Nelson Morgan — 1999 — In ESCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Modeling Pronunciation Variation for Automatic Speech Recognition
… speech recognition", Kerkrade, Netherlands, May 1998 EFFECTS OF SPEAKING RATE AND WORD FREQUENCY…
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Dynamic Pronunciation Models for Automatic Speech Recognition
by John Eric Fosler-Lussier — 1999
… speech. This dissertation examines how pronunciations vary in this speaking style, and how speaking rate…
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Speaking Mode Dependent Pronunciation Modeling In Large Vocabulary Conversational Speech
by Michael Finke, Alex Waibel — 1997 — In Eurospeech-97
…SPEAKING MODE DEPENDENT PRONUNCIATION MODELING IN LARGE VOCABULARY CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH…
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Pronunciation Change in Conversational Speech and
by Its Implications For — 2003
… encounter considerable difficulties in recognizing spontaneous speech, where pronunciations of words often…
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Pronunciation Adaptation At the Lexical Level
by Helmer Strik — 2001 — Proceedings ISCA ITRW Workshop Adaptation Methods for Speech Recognition, Sophia Antipolis, France [on CD-ROM
… from isolated words to conversational speech, the amount of pronunciation variation present…
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Pronunciation Variants across Systems, Languages and Speaking Style
by Martine Adda-decker, Lori Lamel — 1998 — In Proc. ESCA Workshop “Modeling Pronunciation Variation For Automatic Speech Recognition”, Rodulc
… of the word frequency rank. For MASK (spontaneous task-oriented speech) the 10 most frequent words account…
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Pronunciation Variations In Emotional Speech
by Thomas S. Polzin, Alexander Waibel, Er Waibel — 1998 — In: Proc. of the ESCA Workshop ‘Modeling Pronunciation Variation for Automatic Speech Recognition’ (see
… with emotional speech. 1. INTRODUCTION Many factors have an impact on the pronunciation of a given word…
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Modeling Pronunciation Variation in Conversational Speech Using Prosody
by Rebecca Bates, Mari Ostendorf — 2002
… by an individual speaker, as illustrated by differences in word error rates for different speaking styles [1…
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Contextual Word And Syllable Pronunciation Models
by Eric Fosler-Lussier International, Eric Fosler-lussier — 1999 — in Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE ASRU Workshop
… on the neighboring baseform phone. Other forms of context, such as word identity, speaking rate, and word…
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Pronunciation modeling of mandarin casual speech – final report
by Pascale Fung, William Byrne, Zheng Fang Thomas, Terri Kamm, Liu Yi, Song Zhanjiang, Veera Venkataramani, Umar Ruhi — 2000 — Proceedings of the Johns Hopkins Summer Workshop
… and casual speaking-modes, with large variations in pronunciation. Casual speech has high pronunciation…
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