Speech Research Group
The Speech Research Group is part of . Its mission is to advance our knowledge of computer-based spoken language processing and develop effective algorithms for implementing applications. Its primary specialism is in
large vocabulary speech transcription and related technologies. It also has active research interests in spoken dialogue systems, multimedia document retrieval,
statistical machine translation, speech synthesis and machine learning.
Research Areas
The research topic areas covered by the Speech Research Group include:
- acoustic modelling using statistical models
- automated language learning and assessment
- automated lecture captioning
- basic research in machine learning
- large vocabulary recognition
- low resource and multilingual speech processing
- multimedia document retrieval
- portability in speech recognition
- speaker and environment adaptation
- spoken dialogue systems
- statistical language modelling
- statistical machine translation
- transcription of found speech
For a simple introduction to speech recognition click
here.
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