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Researcher

Bert Réveil

10 Results

2014

An improved two-stage mixed language model approach for handling out-of-vocabulary words in large vocabulary continuous speech recognition

Bert RéveilKris DemuynckJean-Pierre Martens

A1 Journal Article in COMPUTER SPEECH AND LANGUAGE

Impact of class clustering in a multiclass FCFS queue with order-dependent service times

Bert RéveilDieter ClaeysTom MaertensJoris WalraevensHerwig Bruneel

A1 Journal Article in COMPUTERS & OPERATIONS RESEARCH

2013

Lexical modeling for proper name recognition in Autonomata Too

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre MartensHenk van de HeuvelGerrit BloothooftMarijn Schraagen

Bookchapter in Essential speech and language technology for Dutch

Optimizing the recognition lexicon for automatic speech recognition

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre Martens

2012

Improving proper name recognition by means of automatically learned pronunciation variants

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre MartensHenk van den Heuvel

A1 Journal Article in SPEECH COMMUNICATION

2010

A minimum classification error approach to pronunciation variation modeling of non-native proper names

Line AddeBert RéveilJean-Pierre MartensTorbjørn Svendsen

Improving proper name recognition by adding automatically learned pronunciation variants to the lexicon

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre MartensHenk van den Heuvel

2009

How speaker tongue and name source language affect the automatic recognition of spoken names

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre MartensBart D'Hoore

Pronunciation-based ASR for names

Henk van den HeuvelBert RéveilJean-Pierre Martens

2008

Reducing speech recognition time and memory use by means of compound (de-)composition

Bert RéveilJean-Pierre Martens