2008 · 14 citations · 12 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingSequence AnalysisCorpus RetrievalKeyword ExtractionLanguage ModelingPairwise AlignmentSpeech RecognitionSpoken CorporaAudio RetrievalGraphical ModelsJoint AlignmentKeyword SpottingSequence Representation LearningSpeech RetrievalSpeech UnderstandingTelephone Speech Analysis
We propose a method for finding keywords in an audio database using a spoken query. Our method is based on per-forming a joint alignment between a phone lattice generated from a spoken utterance query and a second phone lattice repre-senting a long utterance needing to be searched. We implement this joint alignment procedure in a graphical models framework. We evaluate our system on TIMIT as well as on the Switch-board conversational telephone speech (CTS) corpus. Our re-sults show that a phone lattice representation of the spoken query achieves higher performance than using only the 1-best phone sequence representation.
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Lattice-Based Search for Spoken Utterance Retrieval
Murat Saraçlar, Richard Sproat · 2004 · 225 citations
Vocabulary-independent search in spontaneous speech
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