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Introduction Our approach OOV words retrieval Conclusion Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval Stanislas Oger, Georges Linar` es, Fr ed eric B echet Laboratoire dInformatique dAvignon (LIA) - University of Avignon 339


  1. Introduction Our approach OOV words retrieval Conclusion Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval Stanislas Oger, Georges Linar` es, Fr´ ed´ eric B´ echet Laboratoire d’Informatique d’Avignon (LIA) - University of Avignon 339 ch. des Meinajaries, BP 1228 F-84911 Avignon Cedex 9 (France) - { stanislas.oger, georges.linares, frederic.bechet } @univ-avignon.fr S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 1/16

  2. Introduction Our approach OOV words retrieval Conclusion 1 Introduction 2 Our approach 3 OOV words retrieval 4 Conclusion S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 2/16

  3. Introduction Our approach OOV words retrieval Conclusion Introduction Automatic speech recognition Speech signal → Lexicon → Transcription 1 All the words in the transcription are in the Lexicon 2 Word not in the lexicon = Transcription error 3 Problem Finite lexicon size 1 Always Out-Of-Vocabulary (OOV) words 2 S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 3/16

  4. Introduction Our approach Overview OOV words retrieval Experimental framework Conclusion Plan 1 Introduction 2 Our approach Overview Experimental framework 3 OOV words retrieval 4 Conclusion S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 4/16

  5. Introduction Our approach Overview OOV words retrieval Experimental framework Conclusion Overview of our approach Speech Final Signal Transcription 1st Decoding Pass 2nd Decoding Pass OOV Words OOV Words The Web Detection Retrieval S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 5/16

  6. Introduction Our approach Overview OOV words retrieval Experimental framework Conclusion Experimental framework The speech corpus ◮ 6 hours of french Broadcast news from ESTER ◮ a 65k lexicon ◮ 1,03% of OOV words ◮ 73% named entities / 24% technical words The Web corpus ◮ Google search engine S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 6/16

  7. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Plan 1 Introduction 2 Our approach 3 OOV words retrieval Our approach The Web as corpus N-grams Strategy Patterns Strategy Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy 4 Conclusion S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 7/16

  8. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Our approach We have ◮ OOV words identified in the transcription We want ◮ Retrieve the OOV words Our method ◮ The local context bring information on the OOV words ◮ Use this information to retrieve the OOV words on the Web S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 8/16

  9. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Using the Web 1 The Web considered as an unlimited source of words 2 Continuously updated n-gram 1 2 3 4 5 Recall 100.00 % 88.22 % 50.54 % 27.29 % 16.12 % Tab. : n -grams containing OOV words on Google depending on the size n . S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 9/16

  10. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy N-gram Strategy The gaol ◮ Retrieve words which occurs in the same context The method ◮ Search the N-grams with the same head ◮ Build requests and retrieve documents ◮ Search the pattern in the documents Example ◮ “Les otages Christian chez nos et Georges [...]” ◮ “otages Christian * ” S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 10/16

  11. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Experimental results n-gram 2 3 4 5 Recall 13.9 % 18.1 % 16.4 % 13.8 % Set size 145 49 13 4 Tab. : Recall and sets size of the n -grams strategy for OOV word retrieval using Google depending on the size n . S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 11/16

  12. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Pattern Strategy The gaol ◮ Retrieve words which occurs in about the same context The method ◮ The same method that previously ◮ Relax constraints on stop-words ◮ Allow words insertion Example ◮ “Les otages Christian chez nos et Georges [...]” ◮ “otages * Christian * ” S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 12/16

  13. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Experimental results n-gram 2 3 4 5 Recall 20.0 % 20.3 % 17.5 % 12.2 % Set size 411 139 34 15 Tab. : Recall and sets size of the pattern strategy for OOV word retrieval using Google depending on the size n . S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 13/16

  14. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy The gaol ◮ Allow the search engine to better rank documents The method ◮ The same method that the n-gram strategy ◮ Add a relevant context words (Drive Words) Example ◮ “Les otages Christian chez nos et Georges [...]” ◮ “otages Christian * ” +Georges S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 14/16

  15. Our approach Introduction The Web as corpus Our approach N-grams Strategy OOV words retrieval Patterns Strategy Conclusion Semantics Driven N-gram Strategy Experimental results n/m 2/0 2/1 2/2 3/0 3/1 3/2 Recall 13.9 % 24.0 % 26.0 % 18.1 % 19.1 % 15.0 % Set size 145 268 789 49 16 15 Tab. : Recall and sets size of the semantics-driven n-gram strategy for OOV word retrieval using Google depending on the n-gram size n and the number of drive-words m . S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 15/16

  16. Introduction Our approach OOV words retrieval Conclusion Conclusion Strong potential of the Web ◮ The web contains OOV words ◮ We can retrieve them Local context brings information S. Oger, G. Linar` es, F. B´ echet - University of Avignon Local methods for on-demand OOV word retrieval 16/16

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