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Simultaneous recognition in the Boston University Radio Speech Corpus q (2004)
by
Sung-suk Kim
,
Aaron Cohen
,
Tong Zhang
,
Jeung-yoon Choi
,
Heejin Kim
,
Taejin Yoon
,
Ra Chavarria
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@MISC{Kim04simultaneousrecognition,
author = {Sung-suk Kim and Aaron Cohen and Tong Zhang and Jeung-yoon Choi and Heejin Kim and Taejin Yoon and Ra Chavarria},
title = {Simultaneous recognition in the Boston University Radio Speech Corpus q},
year = {2004}
}
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Abstract
model, in which the key hidden variables are the word, the prosodic tag sequence, and the prosody-dependent allo-Prosody (the rhythm and intonation patterns of spoken language) helps listeners to understand speech with minimum cognitive load (Hahn, 1999). The acoustic cues of duration, intensity and pitch combine to confer prosodic prominence V. from the University of Illinois. Statements in this paper reflect the opinions and conclusions of the authors, and are not
