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A Normalized-Cut Alignment Model for Mapping Hierarchical Semantic Structures onto Spoken Documents
2011
Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning
We propose a normalized-cut model for the problem of aligning a known hierarchical browsing structure, e.g., electronic slides of lecture recordings, with the sequential transcripts of the corresponding spoken documents, with the aim to help index and access the latter. This model optimizes a normalizedcut graph-partitioning criterion and considers local tree constraints at the same time. The experimental results show the advantage of this model over Viterbi-like, sequential alignment, under typical speech recognition errors.
dblp:conf/conll/Zhu11
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