Tien-Ping Tan


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2006

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A French Non-Native Corpus for Automatic Speech Recognition
Tien-Ping Tan | Laurent Besacier
Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC’06)

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology has achieved a level of maturity, where it is already practical to be used by novice users. However, most non-native speakers are still not comfortable with services including ASR systems, because of the accuracy on non-native speakers. This paper describes our approach in constructing a non-native corpus particularly in French for testing and adapting non-native speaker for automatic speech recognition. Finally, we also propose in this paper a method for detecting pronunciation variants and possible pronunciation mistakes by non-native speakers.