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KMID : 0917519970020010109
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Journal of Speech Sciences
1997 Volume.2 No. 1 p.109 ~ p.124
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An Optimality Theoretic Approah to the Feature Model for Speech Understanding
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Kim Kee-Ho
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Abstract
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This paper shows how a distinctive feature model can effectively by implemented into speech understanding within the framework of the Optimality Theory(OT); i.e., to show how distinctive features can optimally be extracted from given speech signals, and how segments can be chosen as the optimal ones among plauside candidates. This paper will also show how the sequence of segments can successfully be matched with optimal words in a lexicon.
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KEYWORD
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distinctive features, speech understanding, Optimality Theory
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