Sentence examples for talkers recognition from inspiring English sources

But it was only in 2008 that the Code Talkers Recognition Act was passed in the US recognising the hundreds of overlooked code talkers from different tribes, including the Choctaw.

Deep learning techniques are gaining popularity following their success in single-talker automatic speech recognition tasks.

However, few studies have examined the effect of talker motion on speech recognition.

Modeling Other Talkers for Improved Dialog Act Recognition in Meetings.

The results from this project can inform techniques for improved speech perception in hearing impaired and cochlear implant patients, as well as talker adaptation in both cognitive and automatic speech recognition systems.

Talkers were consistent in their /dz/ realization choices and intra-talker variability was low.

Former Marine Michael Smith, whose father, Samuel Jesse Smith Sr.r., was a WWII code talker, said he was disappointed by the president's remarks during a rare White House recognition of the Navajo veterans.

Former Marine Michael Smith, whose father, Samuel Jesse Smith Sr.r., was a WWII code talker, said he was disappointed by the president's remarks during a rare White House recognition of the Navajo veterans.

As early as 1975 speech recognition systems were described 'in which isolated words, spoken by a designed talker, are recognized through calculation of a minimum prediction residual' [ 19] reporting a 97.3percentnt recognition rate for a male speaker.

"Although the Navajo code talkers of WW2 received public attention when their code was declassified in 1968 and received congressional recognition and gold and silver medals in 2001, all other code talkers remained federally unrecognised," says Meadows.

It was a bittersweet moment, says Nashoba. "The original code talkers never got to see that day and many of their relatives who had campaigned so hard to get recognition for them had also died.