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This chapter is entirely dedicated to automatic speech recognition (ASR) which is one of the most complex fields of machine learning. Topics from signal processing and the properties of the acoustic signal to acoustic and language modeling, pronunciation modeling and performance analysis will all be explained in an easily comprehensible manner. After reading this chapter you will also understand how the open source software package in the AI-TOOLKIT, called VoiceBridge, works.
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Somogyi, Z. (2021). Automatic Speech Recognition. In: The Application of Artificial Intelligence. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60032-7_5
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