Sentence examples for acoustic representation from inspiring English sources

In the mid-level layer, we enhance the acoustic representation by means of phone posteriorgrams and clustering procedures.

Here, we jointly factorise the semantic and the acoustic representation in order to find the acoustic patterns that co-occur with the active label entries.

We probably obtain a good performance using a flat semantic structure, because the NMF-based acoustic representation is sufficiently distinctive to set each command apart.

Here, two different types of data are processed: one processing stream is depicted in the upper part and builds up a semantic representation, while the other one, depicted in the lower part, builds up an acoustic representation.

Analogous to the semantic denotation V s, the acoustic representation is composed as V a =[va,1va,2…va,N] for the collection of N utterances in the training set.

As the participants were not trained with the acoustic representation of the typography, it would be very interesting to examine, in a future study, the proposed methodology in an experiment with trained participants with the same prosodic variations in order to examine "if" and "how much" a training session possibly optimize listeners' performance.

DNNs, Microsoft says, help researchers build a smarter acoustic model to represent the acoustic representations of a language.

In[4], Conkie et al. used short-frame speaker-normalized pitch and energy as acoustic representations modeled by prosodic context-dependent HMMs.

In the section 'Language learning in the vocal user interface', we describe the learning framework, including the semantic and acoustic representations as well as the NMF learning procedure.

Understanding the interactive neural computations by which acoustic representations are transformed into more abstract representations is an important goal if we are to understand the neural mechanisms underlying speech perception.

One key method for demonstrating abstract, non-acoustic representations of speech is to show that decoding of multivariate patterns generalizes across different acoustic tokens (e.g., from one speaker to another).