Experiments with time delay networks and dynamic time warping for speaker independent isolated digits recognition
By L. Eon Bottou, F. Fogelman-Soulié, P. Blanchet, J. Liénard. 1989
We descrtbe in thls paper a speaker Independent. global word recognition task ustng time delay networks. We flrst descrtbe these networks as a way for leamlng feature extractors by constralned back-propagatlon. Such a tlme-delay network ls shown to be capable of deallng wlth a test task: French dlgtt recognttlon. The results are dlscussed and compared, on the same data sets, wlth those obtained wlth a classlcal time warping system. Both connectlonlst and classlcal systems achieved no more than 1% errors on the test set
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