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Johns Hopkins University | EN.600.666

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Introduction to statistical methods of speech recognition (automatic transcription of speech) and understanding. The course is a natural continuation of EN.600.465 but is independent of it. Topics include elementary information theory, hidden Markov models, the Baum and Viterbi algorithms, efficient hypothesis search methods, statistical decision trees, the estimation-maximization (EM) algorithm, maximum entropy estimation and estimation of discrete probabilities from sparse data for acoustic and language modeling. Weekly assignments and several programming projects. Co-listed as EN.520.666. Recommended Course Background: EN.600.120 and EN.550.310 or equivalent, expertise in C or C++ programming

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