Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /

Former experiments have shown the benefit of using specific multi-layer architectures,the so-called time dealy neural networks,for phoneme recognition(Waibel,Hanazawa,Hinton,Shikano, & Lang 1988). Similar experiments on a speaker-independent task were also performed on a small set of minimal pai...

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description Former experiments have shown the benefit of using specific multi-layer architectures,the so-called time dealy neural networks,for phoneme recognition(Waibel,Hanazawa,Hinton,Shikano, & Lang 1988). Similar experiments on a speaker-independent task were also performed on a small set of minimal pairs(bottou,1988). In this paper we focus on a speaker-independent,global word recognition task with time delay networks. We first describe these networks as away for learning feature extractors by constrained back-propagation.Such a time-delay network is shown to be capable of dealing with a near real-sizedproblem: French digit recognition.The results are discussed and compared,onthe same data sets,with those obtained with a classical time warping system.
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spelling KOHA-OAI-TEST:395162020-12-19T16:57:29ZSpeaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping / Botton, L. Former experiments have shown the benefit of using specific multi-layer architectures,the so-called time dealy neural networks,for phoneme recognition(Waibel,Hanazawa,Hinton,Shikano, & Lang 1988). Similar experiments on a speaker-independent task were also performed on a small set of minimal pairs(bottou,1988). In this paper we focus on a speaker-independent,global word recognition task with time delay networks. We first describe these networks as away for learning feature extractors by constrained back-propagation.Such a time-delay network is shown to be capable of dealing with a near real-sizedproblem: French digit recognition.The results are discussed and compared,onthe same data sets,with those obtained with a classical time warping system.Former experiments have shown the benefit of using specific multi-layer architectures,the so-called time dealy neural networks,for phoneme recognition(Waibel,Hanazawa,Hinton,Shikano, & Lang 1988). Similar experiments on a speaker-independent task were also performed on a small set of minimal pairs(bottou,1988). In this paper we focus on a speaker-independent,global word recognition task with time delay networks. We first describe these networks as away for learning feature extractors by constrained back-propagation.Such a time-delay network is shown to be capable of dealing with a near real-sizedproblem: French digit recognition.The results are discussed and compared,onthe same data sets,with those obtained with a classical time warping system.12PSZJBLSpeech perception
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Botton, L.
Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title_full Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title_fullStr Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title_full_unstemmed Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title_short Speaker-independent isolated digit recognition: multilayer perceptrons vs. dynamic time warping /
title_sort speaker independent isolated digit recognition multilayer perceptrons vs dynamic time warping
topic Speech perception
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