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Classification of Thai tone sequences in syllable-segmented speech using the analysis-by-synthesis method
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1999
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Analysis-by-synthesis MethodPhonologyThai Tone SequencesSpeech RecognitionLanguage DocumentationPhoneticsVoice RecognitionLanguage StudiesThai Speech RecognitionHealth SciencesTone LanguagesSyllable-segmented SpeechSpeech SynthesisSpeech OutputEast Asian LanguagesSpeech CommunicationSpeech TechnologySpeech AnalysisPhonology MorphologyLanguage RecognitionSpeech ProcessingThai TonesSpeech PerceptionLinguistics
Tone classification is important for Thai speech recognition because tone affects the lexical identification of words. An analysis-by-synthesis algorithm for classifying Thai tones in syllable-segmented speech is presented that uses an extension to Fujisaki's (1983) model for tone languages that incorporates tonal assimilation and declination. The classifier correctly identifies all of the tones in 89.1% of the test utterances.
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