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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a word sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrangement of words in a specific order, often in the context of language, linguistics, or programming.
Example: "In linguistics, a word sequence can significantly affect the meaning of a sentence."
Alternatives: "a string of words" or "a sequence of words".
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This system is made up of a speech recognizer (for decoding the spoken utterance into a word sequence), a natural language translator (for converting a word sequence into a sequence of signs belonging to the sign language), and a 3D avatar animation module (for playing back the signs).
The speech recognizer is used for decoding the spoken utterance into a word sequence.
Given a word sequence s ̄, denote the t-th word as w t.
An input utterance is decoded into a word sequence Ŵ from an ASR.
Typical speech recognition uses a LM to introduce linguistic restrictions that helps the recognizer figure out a word sequence.
As a hybrid RNNLM can take two types of input units, the training text consists of two sets: a word sequence set and a PM sequence set.
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We first recognize the input without using a DAE and obtain a best word sequence hypothesis.
While using a context-dependent FLM for a given word sequence, we decide which model order we want to use.
In statistical approaches, we take a probabilistic viewpoint of language modeling and estimate the probability P W) for a given word sequence W = w1w2,..., w n.
Language models are used to estimate the probability of a given word sequence W=(w 1,w 2,…,w n ).
Acoustic models, typically continuous density hidden Markov models (HMM) representing phones, are used to compute the probability of the acoustic material for a given word sequence,.
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