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ANGIE: A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR SPEECH ANALYSIS BASED ON MORPHO-PHONOLOGICAL MODELLING Stephanie Seneff, Raymond Lau, and Helen Meng Spoken Language Systems Group Laboratory for Computer Science Massachusetts Institute of Tec
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Document Date: 2005-03-29 09:21:04

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Albuquerque / Plainsboro / Cambridge / Austin / Yokohama / /

Company

ANGIE / /

Country

Japan / /

Facility

Computer Science Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge / Carnegie Mellon University / /

IndustryTerm

speech recognition systems / backoff algorithm / search processes / breadth-first search strategy / Online Travel Information / conversational systems / segmentation algorithm / segment network / search strategy / probabilistic parsing algorithm / bestfirst search / search tree / /

Organization

Institute of Technology Cambridge / MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science / Control and Ocean Surveillance Center / Carnegie Mellon University / Pittsburgh / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Naval Command / /

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Raymond Lau / Stephanie Seneff / /

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representative / /

ProgrammingLanguage

Tcl/Tk / /

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Texas / New Jersey / New Mexico / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / /

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26 Word / /

Technology

probabilistic parsing algorithm / speech recognition / Speech Recognition System / same segmentation algorithm / backoff algorithm / /

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http /

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