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Speech Recognition Progress Report. Database Conclusions The RES database is made up of wave files and phoneme files (TIMIT) Phoneme files can be created.

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1 Speech Recognition Progress Report

2 Database Conclusions The RES database is made up of wave files and phoneme files (TIMIT) Phoneme files can be created from any sound file with PRAAT The RES will access these files through an ordered file system

3 Jobs Figure out the ordered system based on TIMIT Write a PRAAT script to convert AIFF files from the IFA corpus to the TIMIT format Decide what to put into our RES system

4 TIMIT format vs PRAAT 0 1994 h# 1994 2760 hh 2760 3400 iy 3400 4469 hv 4469 5723 eh 5723 7001 z 7001 7591 n Timit Praat xmax = 6.1032500000000001 intervals: size = 70 intervals [1]: xmin = 0 xmax = 0.50773239999999997 text = "*__-A1SK1" intervals [2]: xmin = 0.50773239999999997 xmax = 0.5604595 text = "d=__F20N1FR1C1SO1"

5 Deadlines First modules available by next week

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