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Automatic speech recognition

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Techniques for noise robustness in automatic speech recognition

Tuomas Virtanen

2012

Voice recognition

Richard L. Klevans

1997

Talking to Siri

Erica Sadun

2012

Automatic speech & speaker recognition

1979

Computational auditory scene analysis

Hiroshi Okuno, David Rosenthal

1998

VoiceXML

James A Larson

2003

SmartKom

Wolfgang Wahlster

2006

Digital pattern recognition

K. S. Fu

1980

Time map phonology

Julie Carson-Berndsen

1998

Sourcebook of automatic identification and data collection

Russ Adams

1990

Speaker classification

Christian Müller

2007

Digital speech transmission

Rainer Martin, Peter Vary

2005

Using Speech Recognition

Judith A. Markowitz

1995

Designing Human Interface in Speech Technology

Fang Chen

2005

Automatic speech and speaker recognition

Samy Bengio, Joseph Keshet

2009

Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition

Eric Keller

1994

Spoken dialogues with computers

Renato De Mori

1998

Listening to speech

Steven Greenberg, W. A. Ainsworth

2005

Spoken dialogue technology

Michael McTear

2004

Fundamentals of speech recognition

Lawrence R. Rabiner

1993

Spoken language systems

Seiichi Nakagawa

2005

Pitch synchronous analysis/synthesis using the WRLS-VFF-VT algorithm

Kyosik Lee

1992

Dragon Naturally Speaking for the Office Professional

Karl Barksdale

2000

PC Based Voice Processing How to Design Build and Program Applications

Bob Edgar

1992

Speech and language processing

Dan Jurafsky, James H. Martin, Daniel Jurafsky

2013

Handbook of multimodal and spoken dialogue systems

Dafydd Gibbon

2000

Voice User Interface Design

Michael H. Cohen

2004

Pro Microsoft Speech Server 2007

Michael Dunn

2007

Amazon Echo

Andrew McKinnon

2015

Speech synthesis and recognition

J. N. Holmes

1987

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