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Universal attribute characterization of spoken languages for automatic spoken language recognition

Computer Speech and Language, 2013
We propose a novel universal acoustic characterization approach to spoken language recognition (LRE). The key idea is to describe any spoken language with a common set of fundamental units that can be defined ''universally'' across all spoken languages.
Sabato Marco Siniscalchi   +2 more
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DenseRecognition of Spoken Languages

2020 25th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), 2021
In the present study, we have considered a large number (27) of Indian languages for recognition from their speech signals of different sources. A dense convolutional network architecture (DenseNet) has been used for this classification task. Dynamic elimination of low energy frames from the input speech signal has been considered as a preprocessing ...
Jaybrata Chakraborty   +2 more
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Spoken language understanding

IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2008
Semantics deals with the organization of meanings and the relations between sensory signs or symbols and what they denote or mean. Computational semantics performs a conceptualization of the world using computational processes for composing a meaning representation structure from available signs and their features present, for example, in words and ...
Renato De Mori   +5 more
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Spoken language understanding

IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2005
This article is intended to serve as an introduction to the field of statistical SLU, based on the mainstream statistical modeling approach that shares a similar mathematical framework with many other statistical pattern recognition applications such as speech recognition.
Ye-Yi Wang, Li Deng 0001, Alex Acero
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Spoken language translation

IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2008
In this article we have reviewed state-of-the-art speech translation systems. We have discussed issues of performance as well as deployment, and we reviewed the history and technical underpinnings of this growing and challenging research area. The field provides a plethora of fascinating research challenges for scientists as well as opportunities for ...
Waibel, Alex, Fügen, Christian
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Exploring universal attribute characterization of spoken languages for spoken language recognition

Interspeech 2009, 2009
We propose a novel universal acoustic characterization approach to spoken language identification (LID), in which any spoken language is described with a common set of fundamental units defined “universally.” Specifically, manner and place of articulation form this unit inventory and are used to build a set of universal attribute models with data ...
S. M. SINISCALCHI   +3 more
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The Syrinx Spoken Language System

International Journal of Speech Technology, 2002
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The Spoken Language

Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 1989
The investigation of aspects of the spoken language from a pedagogical perspective in recent years has tended, with a few exceptions, to be indirect and typically subordinate to considerations of other topics such as acquisition processes, cognitive constraints on learning, cross-cultural factors, and many others.
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Spoken language interfaces

Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems Reaching through technology - CHI '91, 1991
The intrinsic properties of speech communication (e.g., the presence-of malformed utterances) and the characteristics of current recognition technology (inaccurate recognition) pose special problems for the design of a speech interface. We are interested in understanding these problems and in identifying an interface structure that allows speech to be ...
Jean-Michel Lunati   +1 more
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Movement Patterns in Spoken Language

Science, 2000
When babies start to babble, they babble some sounds more often than others. In his Perspective, Locke discusses the findings of a new analysis of babbling babies in environments where English or other languages such as French, Swedish, or Japanese are spoken (MacNeilage and Davis).
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