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Finite-state transducer inference for a speech-input Portuguese-to-English machine translation system

David Picó, Jorge González, Francisco Casacuberta, Diamantino Caseiro, Isabel Trancoso
2005 Interspeech 2005   unpublished

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Statistical techniques and grammatical inference have been used for dealing with automatic speech recognition with success, and can also be used for speech-to-speech machine translation. In this paper, new advances on a method for finite-state transducer inference are presented. This method has been tested experimentally in a speech-input translation task using a recognizer that allows a flexible use of models by means of efficient algorithms for on-thefly transducer composition. These are the
more » ... irst reported results of a speech-to-speech translation task involving European Portuguese input that we know of.
doi:10.21437/interspeech.2005-724 fatcat:xjoewxg7tjf6rlzhhk524lv7xy
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David Picó, Jorge González, Francisco Casacuberta, Diamantino Caseiro, Isabel Trancoso. "Finite-state transducer inference for a speech-input Portuguese-to-English machine translation system." Interspeech 2005 (2005)