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Direct linkRodriguez, Luis J.; Torres, M. Ines – Language and Speech, 2006
Previous works in English have revealed that disfluencies follow regular patterns and that incorporating them into the language model of a speech recognizer leads to lower perplexities and sometimes to a better performance. Although work on disfluency modeling has been applied outside the English community (e.g., in Japanese), as far as we know…
Descriptors: Dialogs (Language), Man Machine Systems, Spanish, Behavior
