Content-based access to spoken audio

This article describes approaches to content-based access to spoken audio with a qualitative and tutorial emphasis. We describe how the analysis, retrieval, and delivery phases contribute to making spoken audio content more accessible and outline outstanding research issues. We also discuss the main...

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Published in:IEEE signal processing magazine 2005-09, Vol.22 (5), p.61-69
Main Authors: Koumpis, K., Renals, S.
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Architecture
Automatic speech recognition
Content based retrieval
Data mining
Humans
Indexing
Material storage
Natural languages
Phases
Retrieval
Signal processing
Speech recognition
Tasks
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