2011 CombiningInformationSourcesforC
- (Seigel & Woodland, 2011) ⇒ Matthew Stephen Seigel, and Philip C. Woodland. (2011). “Combining Information Sources for Confidence Estimation with CRF Models.” In: Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the International Speech Communication Association, (INTERSPEECH 2011).
Subject Headings: Confidence Estimation; Conditional Random Fields; Automatic Speech Recognition
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Obtaining accurate confidence measures for automatic speech recognition (ASR) transcriptions is an important task which stands to benefit from the use of multiple information sources. This paper investigates the application of conditional random field (CRF) models as a principled technique for combining multiple features from such sources. Anovel method for combining suitably defined features is presented, allowing for confidence annotation using lattice-based features of hypotheses other than the lattice 1-best. The resulting framework is applied to different stages of a state-of-the-art large vocabulary speech recognition pipeline, and consistent improvements are shown over a sophisticated baseline system.
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2011 CombiningInformationSourcesforC | Matthew Stephen Seigel Philip C. Woodland | Combining Information Sources for Confidence Estimation with CRF Models | 2011 |