Ruili Wang B.E.
M.E. PhD (Dublin)
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“No
Longer Lost in Recognition: Development of Novel Large‐Vocabulary
Continuous Speech Recognition Techniques”
(2014-2016)
Speech Processing and
Maori Speech Recognition
Speech recognition
is one of the main areas in speech processing and signal processing.
Large-vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR), especially spontaneous
speech recognition, remains a grand scientific challenge in the signal
processing and artificial intelligence communities. This research aims to develop
several novel LVCSR techniques. We will then apply our newly developed
techniques and other state-of-the-art speech recognition technologies to
develop a Maori speech recognition system that can convert Maori speech (such
as continuous news broadcast speech and spontaneous speech) to Maori text. This
research will for the first time develop a large-vocabulary continuous Maori
speech recognition system.
Principle
Investigator: Dr. Ruili Wang
Associate
Investigators:
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Professor
Tatsuya Kawahara, Kyoto University JAPAN
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Associate
Professor IR Lane Carnegie Mellon University USA
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Associate
Professor WH, Abdulla, The University of Auckland
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Associate
Professor A Lee, Nagoya Institute of
Technology JAPAN
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Dr DJ Joseph
Massey University
News
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$3m
in Marsden grants for Massey researchers
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3 PhD
scholarships in Speech Recognition available