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Morpheme-based dictionaries provide distinct advantages in speech recognition systems
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Morpheme-based dictionaries and recognition units provide clear advantages for speech recognition systems, particularly by reducing out-of-vocabulary rates and word error rates in highly inflected and agglutinative languages.

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Knowledge-driven Subword Grammar Modeling for Automatic Speech Recognition in Tamil and Kannada
2022 · cited by 10
This study demonstrates that subword and morpheme-based grammar modeling significantly reduces the word error rate for automatic speech recognition in agglutinative languages.
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The retrieved papers provide consistent empirical support for the utility of morpheme-based and subword units in speech recognition systems, specifically highlighting performance improvements in agglutinative languages.

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Tigrinya Automatic Speech recognition with Morpheme based recognition units
2020 · cited by 1
This paper finds that using morphemes as lexicon and language model units effectively reduces out-of-vocabulary rates and improves recognition performance in Tigrinya speech recognition.
Integrated speech and morphological processing in a connectionist continuous speech understanding for Korean
1996 · cited by 0
This older foundational work shows that integrating speech recognition at the morpheme level successfully handles morphologically complex agglutinative languages like Korean.
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