2009 Eighth International Symposium on Natural Language Processing 2009
DOI: 10.1109/snlp.2009.5340923
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Modern standard Arabic based multilingual approach for dialectal Arabic speech recognition

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“…The majority of Arabic corpora available for the task of acoustic modeling have non-diacritized transcription. (Elmahdy et al, 2009) also showed that grapheme-to-phoneme relation is only true for diacritized Arabic script. Hence fore, Arabic speech recognition has an obstacle because the lack of diacritized corpora.…”
Section: Arabic Speech Recognition Challengesmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…The majority of Arabic corpora available for the task of acoustic modeling have non-diacritized transcription. (Elmahdy et al, 2009) also showed that grapheme-to-phoneme relation is only true for diacritized Arabic script. Hence fore, Arabic speech recognition has an obstacle because the lack of diacritized corpora.…”
Section: Arabic Speech Recognition Challengesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Consequently, more hypotheses' words will be considered during decoding process which may reduce the accuracy. (Elmahdy et al, 2009) summarized some of the problems raised in Arabic speech recognition. They highlighted the following problems: Arabic phonetics, diacritization problem, grapheme-to-phoneme, and morphological complexity.…”
Section: Arabic Speech Recognition Challengesmentioning
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“…[8] has recounted experiences to learn Arabic words and sporadic research adopted the method of Markov Chain. [9] has enumerated the various challenges faced by workers in the automatic identification on the Arabic language both spoken and text.…”
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“…Panel displays and controls are written in any language around the Earth Qur'an as shown in figure [8][9][10][11]. The user can change places of the interface keys, forms and views.…”
Section: Figure 4: Natural Segmentation Of Surahsmentioning
confidence: 99%