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Integrate Document Ranking Information into Confidence Measure Calculation for Spoken Term Detection

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arxiv 1509.01899 v2 pith:SMP3B4BI submitted 2015-09-07 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords termconfidencedocumentalgorithmmeasurecalculationrankingspeech
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This paper proposes an algorithm to improve the calculation of confidence measure for spoken term detection (STD). Given an input query term, the algorithm first calculates a measurement named document ranking weight for each document in the speech database to reflect its relevance with the query term by summing all the confidence measures of the hypothesized term occurrences in this document. The confidence measure of each term occurrence is then re-estimated through linear interpolation with the calculated document ranking weight to improve its reliability by integrating document-level information. Experiments are conducted on three standard STD tasks for Tamil, Vietnamese and English respectively. The experimental results all demonstrate that the proposed algorithm achieves consistent improvements over the state-of-the-art method for confidence measure calculation. Furthermore, this algorithm is still effective even if a high accuracy speech recognizer is not available, which makes it applicable for the languages with limited speech resources.

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