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Acoustic Pronunciation Variations Modeling for Standard Malay Speech Recognition
2008
Computer and Information Science
This paper presents different methods of handling pronunciation variations in Standard Malay (SM) speech recognition. Pronunciation variation can be handled by explicitly modifying the knowledge sources or improving the decoding method. Two types of pronunciation variations are defined, namely, complete or phone changes and partial or sound changes. Complete or phone change means that one phoneme is realized as another phoneme. Meanwhile, a partial or sound change happens when the acoustic
doi:10.5539/cis.v1n4p112
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