ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION.

S. E. Levinson

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION.

S. E. Levinson

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This paper describes an automatic speech recognition machine which combines algorithms for acoustic signal processing, pattern recognition, syntactic and semantic analysis in an interactive hierarchy. The most important feature of this cooperative structure is that any level of processing may, at any time, invoke the aid of another level toward the ultimate goal of understanding what was said. The machine has been implemented in the form of a computer program for an IBM 360/50 and is currently being tested on a large data base.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	344-345
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 1973
Externally published	Yes
Event	Int Conf on Cybern and Soc, Proc - Boston, Mass Duration: Nov 5 1973 → Nov 7 1973

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Conference	Int Conf on Cybern and Soc, Proc
City	Boston, Mass
Period	11/5/73 → 11/7/73

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