System information
Describe the feature and the current behavior/state.
Smbr and mwer are important loss functions for speech recognition, and google has published many papers based on these two losses, I hope to get open source code.
Will this change the current api? How?
Who will benefit with this feature?
All speech recognition researchers
Any Other info.
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@liangzhenlin123 Hi, would you mind listing the original papers? and if possible, its open source reference implementation in other framework (say, pytorch)
Welcome, Utkarsh! Feel free to reach out us if you need any help :-)
Hi, @utkarshsimha are you taking this? I would like to pick it up if this is open. @facaiy
Welcome, Prakhar!
@utkarshsimha Hi, Utkarsh, could you please keep us updated? Thanks 馃槃
@facaiy @prakharcode - Sorry for the delayed reply.
I have been reading the paper and understanding the mechanics.
Prakhar, if you would like to collaborate, I would be open to that! :)
Thanks!
@facaiy @utkarshsimha @prakharcode sorry for the delayed reply :( I have received inspiration elsewhere, and I will finished the N-best MWER in two days, maybe include the sample MWER though it is more difficult than N-best....
@facaiy @utkarshsimha @prakharcode sorry for the delayed reply :( I have received inspiration elsewhere, and I will finished the N-best MWER in two days, maybe include the sample MWER though it is more difficult than N-best....
Can you share MWER for us, or tell us where are your inspiration.
System information
- TensorFlow version (you are using): 1.12
- TensorFlow Addons version: Not used yet
- Is it in the tf.contrib (if so, where):No
- Are you willing to contribute it (yes/no):Yes
- Are you willing to maintain it going forward? (yes/no):yes
Describe the feature and the current behavior/state.
Smbr and mwer are important loss functions for speech recognition, and google has published many papers based on these two losses, I hope to get open source code.Will this change the current api? How?
Who will benefit with this feature?
All speech recognition researchers
Any Other info.
There is a repo which may be helpful to you: https://github.com/datemoon/tf-code-acoustics. It has some SDT methods , like MPE\MMI.