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Stochastic Modeling as a Means of Automatic Speech Recognition (1975)

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Chapter IV — IMPLEMENTATION Page 50 DRAGON … 1 FIGURE II all the back pointers for a six second utterance in core memory. In fact, the back pointers for a given 10 millisecond segment for the formant tracking task fit in 73 memory locations (36 bits each)

Baker, James K · Carnegie-mellon univ pittsburgh pa dept of computer science · Computer applications · Speech recognition · Acoustic signals · Markov processes · Network flows · Phonetics · Semantics · Signal processing · Syntax · Theses

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