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Stochastic Modeling as a Means of Automatic Speech Recognition

Defense Technical Information Center · 1975 · 3 pictures

A 1975 technical report by James K. Baker of Carnegie-Mellon University's computer science department, produced for defence research on automatic speech recognition using stochastic Markov models. The pictures are plain line diagrams: a flowchart of a search procedure with yes and no decision boxes, a tangled network of grammar nodes and labelled arcs, and two parallel chains of looping state circles joined by arrows, which a designer might borrow as clean schematic motifs for process or network graphics.

Baker, James K · Carnegie-mellon univ pittsburgh pa dept of computer science · Computer applications · Speech recognition · Acoustic signals · Markov processes · Network flows · Phonetics · Semantics · Signal processing · Syntax · Theses

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