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Speech processing apparatus and method employing matching and confidence scores
   
Document Number
US Patent 7072836
Issued Date
July 4, 2006
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Shao; Yuan (Bracknell,GB)
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Abstract
A speech recognition method and apparatus is disclosed in which each utterance matched to a feature model within a feature model memory (110) is associated with a confidence score indicative of the posterior probability of the word being correctly matched, given that the matching of the utterance to the feature model generated certain values indicative of the goodness of the match. The confidence score for the matching of an utterance to a feature model is determined from the generated values indicative of the goodness of the match and a stored set of parameters indicating the probability of the generated values arising given that a match is either correct or incorrect.
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Published
July 4, 2006
Application Number
09/898,776
Filed
July 3, 2001
US Classification
704/255   704/251 704/252
Int'l Classification
G10L   15/28   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Jul 12, 2000 [GB] 0017157.9
USPTO Field of Search
704/251   704/255   704/252   704/254  
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