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Psutka, J. and Ircing, P. and Psutka Josef V. : Slovak Spontaneaous Speech – Acoustic&Language Models (MALACH) . Katedra kybernetiky, Fakulta aplikovaných věd, Západočeská univerzita v Plzni, Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Shoah Visual History Foundation, 2006.

Abstract

The Visual History Foundation collected recently about 52 thousand testimonies of Holocaust survivors pronounced in 32 languages. There are approx. 580 Slovak testimonies with a total length of 1 300 hours. It is not feasible to transcribe all those testimonies maually due to the enornous time and money demands. Thus the transcription is performed using the automatic speech recognition system – data forthe system development were acquired from the Slovak Malach Speech Corpus. The basic AM unit is a triphone represented by a 5-state HMM, where every state is modeled as a GMM with 16 mixtures. The total number of states was reduced to 7902 using a phonetic clustering tree. The language model is designed as a combination of 2 bigram models.

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Title: Slovak Spontaneaous Speech – Acoustic&Language Models (MALACH)
Author: Psutka, J. ; Ircing, P. ; Psutka Josef V.
Language: English
Date of publication: 1 Jan 2006
Year: 2006
Type of publication: Prototype, software
Publisher: Katedra kybernetiky, Fakulta aplikovaných věd, Západočeská univerzita v Plzni, Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Shoah Visual History Foundation
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Keywords

Slovak acoustic model, Slovak language model, Speech recognition

BibTeX

@MISC{PsutkaJ_2006_SlovakSpontaneaous,
 author = {Psutka, J. and Ircing, P. and Psutka Josef V.},
 title = {Slovak Spontaneaous Speech - Acoustic&Language Models (MALACH)},
 year = {2006},
 publisher = {Katedra kybernetiky, Fakulta aplikovan\'{y}ch v\v{e}d, Z\'{a}pado\v{c}esk\'{a} univerzita v Plzni, Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Shoah Visual History Foundation},
 url = {http://www.kky.zcu.cz/en/publications/PsutkaJ_2006_SlovakSpontaneaous},
}