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Speech Recognition

The document discusses speech recognition, which involves mapping acoustic signals of spoken language to corresponding word sequences. It defines the input as a sequence of acoustic vectors and the output as a target sequence of words or characters. The goal is to develop an automatic speech recognition (ASR) function that accurately computes the most probable linguistic sequence from the acoustic input.

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Speech Recognition

The document discusses speech recognition, which involves mapping acoustic signals of spoken language to corresponding word sequences. It defines the input as a sequence of acoustic vectors and the output as a target sequence of words or characters. The goal is to develop an automatic speech recognition (ASR) function that accurately computes the most probable linguistic sequence from the acoustic input.

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Speech Recognition

Mr. Sivadasan E T
Associate Professor
Vidya Academy of Science and Technology, Thrissur
Speech recognition

The task of speech recognition is to map an


acoustic signal containing a spoken natural
language utterance into the corresponding
sequence of words intended by the speaker.
Speech recognition

Let X = (x(1), x(2) , . . . , x(T)) denote the sequence


of acoustic input vectors (traditionally produced
by splitting the audio into 20ms frames).

Let y = (y1 , y2 , . . . , yN ) denote the target output


sequence (usually a sequence of words or
characters).
Speech recognition
The automatic speech recognition (ASR) task consists of
creating a function f∗ASR that computes the most probable
linguistic sequence y given the acoustic sequence X:
Goal of ASR Models
Improving ASR Accuracy:
Thank You!

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