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Modeling phones coarticulation effects in a neural network based speech recognition system
2004
Interspeech 2004
unpublished
In this paper we have designed and implemented speech recognition models in phone recognition level to model phones coarticulation effects. We have inspired these models from two human cognitive systems: neocortex and hippocampus. In the model inspired from the neocortex the first step is a primary and coarse classification of inputs, then model adapts itself to contexts extracted from these primary recognitions and we classify inputs again according to their extracted context. In the model
doi:10.21437/interspeech.2004-621
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