Joint CTC-attention based end-to-end speech recognition using multi-task learning
Carnegie Mellon University · Mitsubishi Electric (Japan)
Abstract
Recently, there has been an increasing interest in end-to-end speech recognition that directly transcribes speech to text without any predefined alignments. One approach is the attention-based encoder-decoder framework that learns a mapping between variable-length input and output sequences in one step using a purely data-driven method. The attention model has often been shown to improve the performance over another end-to-end approach, the Connectionist Temporal Classification (CTC), mainly because it explicitly uses the history of the target character without any conditional independence assumptions. However, we observed that the performance of the attention has shown poor results in noisy condition and is…
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- Computer science
- Robustness (evolution)
- Speech recognition
- End-to-end principle
- Connectionism
- Encoder
- Artificial intelligence
- Task (project management)