Using twin-HMM-based audio-visual speech enhancement as a front-end for robust audio-visual speech recognition

Ahmed Hussen Abdelaziz; Steffen Zeiler; Dorothea Kolossa

doi:10.21437/interspeech.2013-257

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Using twin-HMM-based audio-visual speech enhancement as a front-end for robust audio-visual speech recognition

Ahmed Hussen Abdelaziz Steffen Zeiler Dorothea Kolossa

Year: 2013 Pages: 867-871

DOI: 10.21437/interspeech.2013-257

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Audio visual Speech recognition Computer science Hidden Markov model Front and back ends Audio mining Voice activity detection Artificial intelligence Speech processing Multimedia

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Speech and Audio Processing

Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Signal Processing

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Artificial Intelligence

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Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Signal Processing

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