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Using warped language models to correct speech recognition errors

11%. That's how much Amazon just improved speech recognition accuracy with warped language models.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Amazon's breakthrough in speech recognition could significantly improve voice-enabled enterprise applications and customer service automation, directly impacting deployment costs and user experience.

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  1. 11% reduction in word error rate

  2. Uses ASR hypotheses as additional model inputs

  3. Improves human transcription accuracy

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Publisher excerpt: Model using ASR hypotheses as extra inputs reduces word error rate of human transcriptions by almost 11%.
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