Using Hybrid Connectionist Learning for Speech/Language Analysis
Connectionist, Statistical and Symbolic Approaches to Learning for Natural Language Processing,
Editors: Wermter, Stefan; Riloff, Ellen; Scheler, Gabriele,
pages 87--101,
doi: 10.1007/3-540-60925-3_40
- Jan 1996
In this paper we describe a screening approach for speech/
language analysis using learned, flat connectionist representations. For
investigating this approach we built a hybrid connectionist system using
a large number of connectionist and symbolic modules. Our system
SCREEN learns a flat syntactic and semantic analysis of incremental
streams of word hypothesis sequences. In this paper we focus on techniques
for improving the quality of pruned hypotheses from a speech
recognizer using acoustic, syntactic, and semantic knowledge. We show
that the developed architecture is able to cope with real-world spontaneously
spoken language in an incremental and parallel manner.

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