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Conversational Speech Recognition Needs Data? Experiments with Austrian German
Conversational speech represents one of the most complex of automatic speech recognition (ASR) tasks owing to the high inter-speaker variation in both pronunciation and conversational dynamics.
Automatic Speech Recognition
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
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To laugh or not to laugh? The use of laughter to mark discourse structure
A number of cues, both linguistic and non-linguistic, have been found to mark discourse structure in conversation.
Using Kaldi for Automatic Speech Recognition of Conversational Austrian German
In order to deal with having only limited resources available for conversational German and, at the same time, with a large variation among speakers with respect to pronunciation characteristics, we improve a Kaldi-based ASR system by incorporating a (large) knowledge-based pronunciation lexicon, while exploring different data-based methods to restrict the number of pronunciation variants for each lexical entry.
Automatic Speech Recognition
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
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Towards Building an Automatic Transcription System for Language Documentation: Experiences from Muyu
The experiments are based on recordings from an ongoing documentation project for the endangered Muyu language in New Guinea.
Automatic Speech Recognition
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
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GRASS: the Graz corpus of Read And Spontaneous Speech
This paper provides a description of the preparation, the speakers, the recordings, and the creation of the orthographic transcriptions of the first large scale speech database for Austrian German.
