The Future of Artificial Neural Networks and Speech Recognition
Speech is the ultimate man-machine interface and very comfortable for humans but extremely processor-intensive for computers. Speech recognition, speech analysis and synthesis, and speech understanding have seen rapid growth during the past decade and will be maturing in the next few decades. This c...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2002
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| Summary: | Speech is the ultimate man-machine interface and very comfortable for humans but extremely processor-intensive for computers. Speech recognition, speech analysis and synthesis, and speech understanding have seen rapid growth during the past decade and will be maturing in the next few decades. This chapter will overview the state of the art in speech recognition and, in particular, the use of artifical neural networks (ANN) with speech recognition. |
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