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Date: 2015-08-18 05:11:02
Markov models
Artificial intelligence
Probability
Learning
Phonetic transcription
Speech recognition
Markov chain
Image segmentation
Hidden Markov model
Viterbi algorithm
Phonotactics

A STATISTICAL MODEL FOR PREDICTING PRONUNCIATION Florian Schiel Bavarian Archive of Speech Signals, Munich ABSTRACT

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