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Horacio Franco

Horacio Franco

Chief Scientist, Speech Technology and Research Laboratory
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Speech & natural language publications December 1, 2015

Time-frequency convolutional networks for robust speech recognition

Horacio Franco

This work presents a modified CDNN architecture that we call the time-frequency convolutional network (TFCNN), in which two parallel layers of convolution are performed on the input feature space: convolution across time and frequency, each using a different pooling layer.

Speech & natural language publications December 1, 2015

Improving robustness against reverberation for automatic speech recognition

Mitchell McLaren, Martin Graciarena, Horacio Franco, Dimitra Vergyri

In this work, we explore the role of robust acoustic features motivated by human speech perception studies, for building ASR systems robust to reverberation effects.

Biomedical sciences publications May 1, 2015

Classification of Lexical Stress Using Spectral and Prosodic Features for Computer-assisted Language Learning Systems

Harry Bratt, Colleen Richey, Horacio Franco, Victor Abrash, Kristin Precoda

We present a system for detection of lexical stress in English words spoken by English learners. This system was designed to be part of the EduSpeak® computer-assisted language learning (CALL) software.

Speech & natural language publications December 1, 2014

Deep convolutional nets and robust features for reverberations-robust speech recognition

Horacio Franco

In this work, we present robust acoustic features motivated by human speech perception for use in a convolutional deep neural network-based acoustic model for recognizing continuous speech in a reverberant condition.

Speech & natural language publications September 1, 2014

Evaluating Robust Features on Deep Neural Networks for Speech Recognition in Noisy and Channel Mismatched Conditions

Martin Graciarena, Horacio Franco

In this work we present a study exploring both conventional DNNs and deep Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) for noise- and channel-degraded speech recognition tasks using the Aurora4 dataset. 

Speech & natural language publications September 1, 2014

Recent Improvements in SRI’s Keyword Detection System for Noisy Audio

Dimitra Vergyri, Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena

We present improvements to a keyword spotting (KWS) system that operates in highly adverse channel conditions with very low signal-to-noise ratio levels. 

Speech & natural language publications May 1, 2014

Lexical Stress Classification for Language Learning Using Spectral and Segmental Features

Victor Abrash, Kristin Precoda, Horacio Franco, Harry Bratt, Colleen Richey

We present a system for detecting lexical stress in English words spoken by English learners.  The system uses both spectral and segmental features to detect three levels of stress for each syllable in a word. 

Information & computer science publications May 1, 2014

Medium-Duration Modulation Cepstral Feature for Robust Speech Recognition

Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena, Dimitra Vergyri

In this paper, we present the Modulation of Medium Duration Speech Amplitude feature, which is a composite feature capturing subband speech modulations and a summary modulation.

Speech & natural language publications May 1, 2014

Feature Fusion for High-Accuracy Keyword Spotting

Dimitra Vergyri, Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena

This paper assesses the role of robust acoustic features in spoken term detection (a.k.a keyword spotting—KWS) under heavily degraded channel and noise corrupted conditions. 

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