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Augmented set of features for confidence estimation in spoken term detection

Proc. Interspeech 2010

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2010
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Tejedor, Javier
Toledano, Doroteo T.
Bautista, Miguel
King, Simon
Wang, Dong
Colas, Jose
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Abstract
Discriminative confidence estimation along with confidence normalisation have been shown to construct robust decision maker modules in spoken term detection (STD) systems. Discriminative confidence estimation, making use of termdependent features, has been shown to improve the widely used lattice-based confidence estimation in STD. In this work, we augment the set of these term-dependent features and show a significant improvement in the STD performance both in terms of ATWV and DET curves in experiments conducted on a Spanish geographical corpus. This work also proposes a multiple linear regression analysis to carry out the feature selection. Next, the most informative features derived from it are used within the discriminative confidence on the STD system.
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