Automatic speech recognition. A deep learning approach
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The book addresses real-world problems of current interest regarding automatic speech recognition. The proposed solutions rely on deep learning and discriminative hierarchical models. Theoretical explanations, adaptations and hybridizations, as well as tips for practical implementation, are outlined for a couple of well-performing architectures. This book is useful for all researchers working in automatic speech recognition as well as in real-world applications of deep learning.
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