Working Papers in Speech Recognition, 3

Published 1 April 1974Open access

D. Raj Reddy

Citations13

TL;DR

This report is a collection of Working Papers in Speech Recognition on the following topics: Organization of the HEARSAY II speech understanding system, The DRAGON system, Parameter-independent machine segmentation and labeling, and a new time-domain analysis of fricatives and stop consonants.

Abstract

Computer Science Department

Keywords

Computer Science

Human Problem Solving

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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of AmericaAn Analysis of Perceptual Confusions Among Some English Consonants

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389 Citations1962Michael Halle, Κ. Ν. Stevens

A speech recognition model is proposed in which the transformation from an input speech signal into a sequence of phonemes is carried out largely through an active or feedback process.

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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of AmericaWhither Speech Recognition?

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It would seem appropriate for people to ask themselves why they are working in the field and what they can expect to accomplish.

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75 Citations1967D. R. Reddy

A system for obtaining a phonemic transcription from a connected speech sample entered into the computer by a microphone and an analog‐to‐digital converter is described, and correct identification of many vowel and consonantal phonemes was achieved for a single speaker using the same speech material.

Remarks on the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Psychology

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Shortly after I agreed to participate in this conference, I received a letter from a psychologist friend, who had been working in the area of cognitive simulation, who felt that attempts to simulate cognitive functioning were a dead end and he was leaving the field.

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31 Citations1969P. J. Vicens

Techniques and methodology which are useful in achieving close to real-time recognition of speech by a computer are described, which achieved accurate recognition in all the trial cases.

Advances in computersMan-Machine Interaction Using Speech

23 Citations1971David R. Hill

This chapter outlines the process of speech production, perception, vocoders, and such, and one major potential application of the man–machine interface using speech—namely, in automated audiovisual display systems is discussed.