The Berkeley Restaurant Project (1994)
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@MISC{Jurafsky94theberkeley,
author = {Daniel Jurafsky and Chuck Wooters and Gary Tajchman and Jonathan Segal and Andreas Stolcke and Eric Fosler and Nelson Morgan},
title = {The Berkeley Restaurant Project},
year = {1994}
}
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Abstract
This paper describes the architecture and performance of the Berkeley Restaurant Project (BeRP), a medium-vocabulary, speaker-independent, spontaneous continuous speech understanding system currently under development at ICSI. BeRP serves as a testbed for a number of our speech-related research projects, including robust feature extraction, connectionist phonetic likelihood estimation, automatic induction of multiplepronunciation lexicons, foreign accent detection and modeling, advanced language models, and lip-reading. In addition, it has proved quite usable in its function as a database frontend, even though many of our subjects are non-native speakers of English.
