会議録作成のための音声認識技術.pptVIP

Transcription System using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) for the Japanese Parliament (Diet) Tatsuya Kawahara (Kyoto University, Japan) Brief Biography 1995 Ph. D. (Information Science), Kyoto Univ. 1995 Associate Professor, Kyoto Univ. 1995-96 Visiting Researcher, Bell Labs., USA 2003- Professor, Kyoto Univ. 2003-06 IEEE SPS Speech TC member 2006- Technical Consultant, The House of Representative, Japan Published 150~ papers in automatic speech recognition (ASR) and its applications Web http://www.ar.media.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~kawahara/ Contents Review of ASR technology ASR system for the Japanese Diet Next-generation transcription system of the Japanese Diet Trend of ASR style Informal Formal one multiple Number of speakers Formal presentation Classroom lectures Phone conversation Business meetings Reading/ Re-speaking Broadcast news Spontaneous speech Parliament Review of ASR technology (1/2) Broadcast News [world-wide] Professional anchors, mostly reading manuscripts Accuracy over 90% Public speaking, oral presentations [Japan] Ordinary people making fluent speech Accuracy ~80% (close-talking mic.) Classroom lectures [world-wide] More informal speaking Accuracy ~60% (pin mic.) Review of ASR technology (2/2) Telephone conversations [US] Ordinary people, speaking casually Accuracy 60%?85% Business meetings [Europe/US] Ordinary people, speaking less formally Accuracy 70% (close mic.), 60% (distant mic.) Parliamentary meetings [Europe/Japan] Politicians speaking formally EU: plenary sessions: 90% Japan: committee meetings: 85% Deployment of ASRin Parliaments Courts Some countries Steno-mask Voice writing Re-speaking ? Commercial dictation software Some local autonomies in Japan Direct recognition of politicians’ speech Japanese Courts ASR for efficient retrieval from recorded sessions Japanese Parliaments (=Diet) to introduce ASR; direct recognition of politicians’ speech Mostly in committee meetings …interactive, spontaneous, sometimes excited Language-sp