语音识别:检测日语假名(辅音和元音)

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我想找到一些开源代码(尽管我会选择闭源产品)来转换传入的日语假名音频流(即辅音+元音对)并几乎实时打印出来。

但是,我想将这些基本声音单位用于我自己的自定义目的,因此我不需要任何试图提取真正日语单词的高级处理。我只想得到原始假名。

有人知道这样的技术吗?

我今天刚刚了解到日语“字母表”基本上是 假名 的 10x5 网格。 10 列(空 + 9 个辅音)和 5 行(元音)

,每个元素称为“假名”,语言由这些假名的序列组成;这些是基本构建块。

这肯定会对语音识别算法产生很大的影响。

对于西方语言,我所知道的所有商业语音识别引擎均源自 CMUSphinx,它在三元模型上运行:它用唯一的 MFCC 向量表示三个音素之间的每个运动,并计算出一个话语最可能的三元序列(从中它可以简单地推导出音素,然后遍历其字典)单词三元组,找出最可能的句子)。

但对于像日语这样的语言,我猜这可能不再是最有效的算法。

相反,尝试捕获每个假名或假名对可能是有意义的。

...这将是 2 克或 4 克。但不是3!

外面有什么吗?或者他们只是使用与西方世界相同的发动机?

I would like to find some open source code (although I would settle for a closed source product) to convert an incoming audio stream of Japanese Kana (ie consonant+vowel pairs) and print them out pretty much in real-time.

However, I want to use these basic sound units for my own custom purpose, so I don't want any high-level processing that tries to extract genuine Japanese words. I just want to get the raw Kana.

Is anyone aware of such a technology?

I just learned today that the Japanese ' alphabet ' is basically a 10x5 grid of Kana. 10 columns ( empty + 9 consonants ) and 5 rows ( vowels )

and each element is called a 'Kana', and the language consists of sequences of these Kana; these are the basic building blocks.

This must surely have a large impact on speech recognition algorithms.

For Western languages, all commercial speech recognition engines I am aware of derive from CMUSphinx which operates on a tri-gram model: it represents each movement between three phonemes with a unique MFCC vector and figures out the most likely tri-gram sequence(s) for an utterance (from which it can deduce trivially the phonemes, and then run through its dictionary of WORD-triplets, to figure out the most likely sentence).

But for a language such as Japanese, I would guess that this may no longer be the most efficient algorithm.

Instead, it may make sense to try and catch each individual Kana, or Kana-pair.

...which is going to be 2-gram or 4-gram. but not 3!

Is there anything out there? Or do they just use the same engines the Western world does?

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七婞 2024-12-21 15:51:17

Julius 有日语的声学和语言模型。
尝试一下,看看它是否适合您的应用程序。

我不知道他们训练了语言模型,但 Julius 可以支持任何顺序的 n-gram
反向传球。在forward方面,是支持bigram。反过来使用 4-gram 是很常见的
经过。两个 LM 均使用 Julius 工具组合在一起。

路易斯
ASR实验室

Julius has acoustic and language models for Japanese.
Give a try and see if it is good for your application.

I don't know they trained language models, but Julius can support any order n-gram in the
reverse pass. In forward, it is support bigram. It is common to use 4-gram in the reverse
pass. Both LM are put together using a Julius tool.

Luis
ASR Labs

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