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An accent-independent lexicon for automatic speech recognition.

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Van Bael, Christophe
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King, Simon
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2006-05-16T10:28:18Z
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2006-05-16T10:28:18Z
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2003
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Recent work at the Centre for Speech Technology Re- search (CSTR) at the University of Edinburgh has de- veloped an accent-independent lexicon for speech synthesis (the Unisyn project). The main purpose of this lexicon is to avoid the problems and cost of writing a new lexicon for every new accent needed for synthesis. Only recently, a first attempt has been made to use the Keyword Lexicon for automatic speech recognition.
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In Proc. ICPhS, pages 1165-1168, 2003.
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http://hdl.handle.net/1842/1094
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International Congress of Phonetic Sciences
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speech synthesis
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Unisyn
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An accent-independent lexicon for automatic speech recognition.
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Conference Paper
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