Spotting keywords and sensing topic changes in speech

Xiaodan Zhu
2012 2012 IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence for Security and Defence Applications  
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more » ... ommunication and a huge amount of data are generated daily. Dealing with such data is naturally associated with typical big-data problems in terms of both computational complexity and storage space. Unfortunately, compared with written texts, speech is inherently more difficult to browse, if no technical support is provided. In this paper we are interested in spotting keywords, which could reflect a security agent's information needs, and study its usefulness in helping automatically disclose topic changes (boundaries) in speech data under concern. Our results show that keyword spotting can help identify topics with a competitive performance.
doi:10.1109/cisda.2012.6291537 dblp:conf/cisda/Zhu12 fatcat:n27xc54osrdaxdwmsatkou3v6e