Getting it Right the Second Time: Recognition of Spoken Corrections

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• Keith Vertanen, Inference Group
• Wednesday 09 August 2006, 14:00-15:00
• Ryle Seminar Room, Cavendish Laboratory.

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In previous work, I collected a corpus in which users dictated sentences and performed spoken corrections of simulated errors It was found that word or phrase size corrections were particularly hard for speech recognizers. In this talk, I will discuss efforts to improve recognition on these problematic utterances. Speaker adaptation techniques will be used to improve the recognizer’s acoustic model. Information from the correction’s context and from the user’s intial utterance will be integrated into the recognizer’s decoding network.

For further details, see our paper or see chapter 3 of my thesis

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