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This used to be the basis of Siri I think. Not sure it is any more, and not sure it's state of the art of speech recognition, given what neural nets can do.
by blueyes 10y ago
This used to be the basis of Siri I think. Not sure it is any more, and not sure it's state of the art of speech recognition, given what neural nets can do.
- gok 10y agoKaldi contains implementations of state of the art ASR techniques, including many neural network approaches.
- galv 10y agoIt is state of the art in speech recognition exactly because it uses neural networks. I helped develop its nnet3 neural network library and have published based on work I've done on it. No other open source toolkit is better than it right now, both because it has an open license (Apache2) and because it has a larger community than any other speech toolkit. You can see a lot of state of the art work done using Kaldi at Dan Povey's web page: http://www.danielpovey.com/publications.html http://www.danielpovey.com/publications.html He is the main maintainer of the project.