Apparatus and method for automatically generating punctuation marks continuous speech recognition
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Current assignee: Nuance Communications, Inc. · originally International Business Machines
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Inventors: Donald T. Tang, Xiao Jin Zhu, Li Oin Shen · Examiner: Richemond Dorvil
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An apparatus for automatically generating punctuation marks in a continuous speech recognition system, comprises means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech and converting the user speech into words, characterized in that means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech is further used to recognize pseudo noises in the user speech; and the apparatus characterized by further comprising: means (9) for marking pseudo noises in output results of means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech; means (10,14,13) for generating punctuation marks by finding most likely pseudo punctuation marks at locations of pseudo noises marked by the means (9) for marking pseudo noises based on a language model containing pseudo punctuation marks.
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