JOURNAL ARTICLE

A whole word recurrent neural network for keyword spotting

Abstract

The authors present a neural network which is trained on word examples to perform the wordspotting task. This network has multiple recurrent connections with time delay to account for temporal dynamics. A single network may be trained to recognize one word or many words. A hybrid wordspotter is evaluated in which a conventional wordspotter (based on dynamic time warping word matching) is used to screen incoming speech for potential keywords which are then passed to the network for the final accept/reject decision. Initial tests on a standard wordspotting test corpora resulted in improved keyword recognition at false alarm rates above zero.< >

Keywords:
Computer science Word (group theory) Artificial neural network Artificial intelligence Keyword spotting Dynamic time warping Task (project management) Natural language processing Speech recognition Spotting Matching (statistics) Recurrent neural network Linguistics Mathematics

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Citation History

Topics

Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Signal Processing
Music and Audio Processing
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Signal Processing
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