Accent adaptation of the recognition model.

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Accent adaptation of the recognition model.

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A) The cochleagrams represent two utterances of “eight”. A module originally learned the word “eight” spoken with a British (North England) accent (top) and then recognized an “eight” spoken with a New Zealand accent (bottom). B) The module trained on the British accent was allowed to adapt to the New Zealand accent with the corresponding precision values for the first level sensory (causal) and internal (hidden) states (sensory log-precision: and internal log-precision: where from left to...

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12 Sep, 2013

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Izzet B. Yildiz / Katharina von Kriegstein / Stefan J. Kiebel

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adaptation / Biological Sciences / Science Policy / Information and Computing Sciences

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