This paper describes two query-by-example systems developed by Speech Lab, Queens College (CUNY). Our systems aimed to respond with quick search results from the selected reference files. Three phonetic recognizers (Czech, Hungarian and Russian) were utilized to get phoneme sequences of both query and reference speech files. Each query sequence were compared with all the reference sequences usi...

Visual perception of speech through spectrogram reading has long been a subject of research, as an aid for the deaf or hearing impaired. Attributing the lack of success in this type of visual aids mainly to the static form of information presented by the spectrograms, this paper proposes a system of dynamic visualisation for speech sounds. This system samples a high resolved, auditorybased spec...

In combination with features such as intensive labor and speech in the customer service report field, this paper discusses design of a system based on artificial intelligence automatic recognition technology big data text classification technology. The proposed realizes functions like flat IVR menu, quick transcription input work orders, dynamic tracking failure hotspots, accumulation knowledge...

Speech is an effective, quick, and important way for communicating exchanging complex information between humans. Emotions have always been a part of normal human conversation which makes the speech more attractive. Because this major role both emotion, many researchers are inspired by studying Emotion Recognition (SER) still has plenty challenges. In study, we proposed novel reservoir computin...

Quick Summary is an innovate implementation of an automatic document summarizer that inputs a document in the English language and evaluates each sentence. The scanner or evaluator determines criteria based on its grammatical structure and place in the paragraph. The program then asks the user to specify the number of sentences the person wishes to highlight. For example should the user ask to ...

Speech interfaces to question-answering systems offer significant potential for finding information with phones and mobile networked devices. We describe a demonstration of spoken question answering using a commercial dictation engine whose language models we have customized to questions, a Web-based textprediction interface allowing quick correction of errors, and an open-domain question-answe...

Today’s interfaces for time-scaled audio replay have limitations especially regarding highly interactive tasks such as skimming and searching, which require quick temporary speed changes. Motivated by this shortcoming, we introduce a new interaction technique for speech skimming based on the so called rubberband metaphor. We propose an “elastic” audio slider which is especially useful for tempo...