Speeding Up Dynamic Search Methods
in Speech Recognition
Gábor Gosztolya, András Kocsor
In speech recognition huge hypothesis spaces are generated. To overcome
this problem dynamic programming can be used. In this paper we examine
ways of speeding up this search process even more using heuristic search
methods, multi-pass search and aggregation operators. The tests showed
that these techniques can be applied together, and their combination
could significantly speed up the recognition process. The run-times
we obtained were 22 times faster than the basic dynamic search method,
and 8 times faster than the multi-stack decoding method.