Digit Recognition in the N&amp;#x0E1;huatl Language: An Evaluation Using Various Recognition Models

Suárez-Guerra, Sergio; Oropeza-Rodriguez, Jose Luis; Flores-Paulin, Juan Carlos; Sánchez-Fernández, Luis Pastor

doi:10.1109/micai.2010.27

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“…In the future, we also want to perform experiments with indigenous dialects of Mexico like Nahuatl o Huastec. We can see some pioneer works of this in [16]- [18].…”

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Creating a Grammar-Based Speech Recognition Parser for Mexican Spanish Using HTK, Compatible with CMU Sphinx-III System

Hernández-Mena¹,

Herrera-Camacho²

2014

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In this paper, we present the creation of a novel language model for automatic speech recognition based on HTK but compatible with the CMU Sphinx-III speech recognition system. This recognizer works with user defined grammars in the HTK format for speaker dependent recognition in Mexican Spanish. Input files are based on the Sphinx format, so you can use them with no modification in both systems. We provide with the recognizer a "live decode" module based on the Japanese speech recognition system called Julius for live recognition. We will also explain the phonetic alphabet chosen for the system and we will explore some of the new resources that are now available for the Mexican Spanish language. This software is available for free use and it is compatible with the most common operating systems (Windows, GNU-Linux and MAC OS).

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“…In the future, we also want to perform experiments with indigenous dialects of Mexico like Nahuatl o Huastec. We can see some pioneer works of this in [16]- [18].…”

Section: Further Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Creating a Grammar-Based Speech Recognition Parser for Mexican Spanish Using HTK, Compatible with CMU Sphinx-III System

Hernández-Mena¹,

Herrera-Camacho²

2014

IJEEE

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Digit Recognition in the Náhuatl Language: An Evaluation Using Various Recognition Models

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Creating a Grammar-Based Speech Recognition Parser for Mexican Spanish Using HTK, Compatible with CMU Sphinx-III System

Creating a Grammar-Based Speech Recognition Parser for Mexican Spanish Using HTK, Compatible with CMU Sphinx-III System

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