Advanced signal processing aspects of automatic speech recognition
John S. Bridle · Institution of Engineering and Technology eBooks · 1985
Some day, machines that recognise speech will be commonplace. People will talk to computers, typewriters, toys, TV sets, household appliances, cars, door locks and wrist-watches. Before looking at the signal processing and pattern processing that will be the basis of the next generation of automatic speech-recognition systems, we consider the nature of the signal that these devices will have to deal with.