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Automatic language Identification Using a Segment-Based Approach

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Author(s)
Hazen, Timothy J.
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Zue, Victor W.
Date Issued
August 1993
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MIT-LCS-TR-593
Abstract
Automatic language Identification (ALI) is the problem of automatically identifying the language of an utterance through the use of a computer. In 1977, House and Neuburg proposed an approach to ALI which focused on the phonotactic constraints of different languages.
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