Structured discriminative models using deep neural-network features
Structured discriminative models using deep neural-network features
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10.1109/asru.2015.7404789
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2015-10
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R. V. Dalen;Jingzhou Yang;Haipeng Wang;A. Ragni;Chao Zhang-;M. Gales
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R. V. Dalen;Jingzhou Yang;Haipeng Wang;A. Ragni;Chao Zhang-;M. Gales
State-of-the-art speech recognisers employ neural networks in various configurations. A standard (hybrid) speech recogniser computes the likelihood for one time frame and state, using only one out of thousands of possible neural-network outputs. However, the whole output vector carries information. In this paper, features from state-of-the-art speech recognisers are collected per phone given a particular context, and input to a discriminative log-linear model. The log-linear model is trained with conditional maximum likelihood or a large-margin criterion. A key element is the prior on the parameters of the log-linear model. The mean of the prior is set to the point where the performance of the original systems is attained. The log-linear model then provides an additional increase over the state-of-the-art performance of the individual systems.