Parallel recognizer algorithm for automatic speech recognition
Keywords:
Computational methods, Dynamic programming, Heuristic methods, Matrix algebra, Parallel algorithms, Parameter estimation, Signal distortion, Speech processing, Vectors, Automatic speech recognition (ASR), Parallel recognizer algorithms, Phonemes, Two-level dynamic programming (TLDP)Abstract
A parallel recognizer algorithm for automatic speech recognition (ASR) was presented. This algorithm uses the principle of best-fit in an open competition for all phonemes in the Knowledge Base of Reference Phonemes (KBRP). The phonemes were concurrently matched in KBRP to an input T using a set of defined segment entities. This made it possible to convert the matrix computation of two-level dynamic programming (TLDP) to a vector space.Published
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