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The Use of Distinctive Features for Automatic Speech Recognition

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Meng, Helen Mei-Ling
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Zue, Victor W.
Date Issued
September 1991
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MIT-LCS-TR-515
Abstract
One of the most critical and yet unsolved problems in phonetic recognition is the transformation of the continuous speech signal to a discrete representation for accessing words in the lexicon. In order to find an efficient description of speech for recognition tasks, our research investigates to use distinctive features.
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