Modern standard Arabic speech corpus for implementing and evaluating automatic continuous speech recognition systems
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 2012
This paper presents our work towards developing a new speech corpus for Modern Standard Arabic (M... more This paper presents our work towards developing a new speech corpus for Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), which can be used for implementing and evaluating Arabic speaker-independent, large vocabulary, automatic, and continuous speech recognition systems. The speech corpus was recorded by 40 (20 male and 20 female) Arabic native speakers from 11 countries representing three major regions (Levant, Gulf, and Africa). Three development phases were conducted based on the size of training data, Gaussian mixture distributions, ...
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