Deep Learning for Speech Recognition Systems: Evolution, Techniques, and Applications

Authors

  • Zhang Box Author

Keywords:

Deep Learning, Speech Recognition, Neural Networks, Automatic Speech Recognition, Acoustic Modeling, Feature Extraction

Abstract

Deep learning has revolutionized the field of speech recognition by significantly
improving accuracy and scalability. This paper explores the role of deep learning architectures,
particularly deep neural networks (DNNs), in automatic speech recognition (ASR). A
comprehensive review of pre-2013 advancements highlights how these methods surpass
traditional approaches such as Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) and Hidden Markov Models
(HMMs). Using benchmark datasets, this study evaluates the performance of DNN-based
systems against conventional models. Results demonstrate the ability of deep learning to handle
diverse linguistic and acoustic variations effectively, paving the way for modern ASR
applications.

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19-05-2013