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Word Recognition in Continuous Speech and Speaker Independent by Means of Recurrent Self-Organizing Spiking Neurons
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Signal Processing: An International Journal (SPIJ)
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Volume:  5    Issue:  5
Pages:  NULL
Publication Date:   November / December 2011
ISSN (Online): 1985-2339
Pages 
215 - 226
Author(s)  
Tarek Behi - Tunisia
Najet Arous - Tunisia
Noureddine Ellouze - Tunisia
 
Published Date   
15-12-2011 
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CSC Journals, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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KEYWORDS:   Word Recognition, kohonen Map, Self-Organizing Spiking Neurons, leaky Integrators Neurons, Recurrent Spiking SOM 
 
 
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Artificial neural networks have been applied successfully in many static systems but present some weaknesses if patterns involve a temporal component. Let’s note for example in speech recognition or contextual information, where different of the time interval, is crucial for comprehension. Speech, being a temporal form of sensory input, is a natural candidate for investigating temporal coding in neural networks. It is only through comprehension of the temporal relationship between different sounds which make up a spoken word or sentence that speech becomes intelligible. In fact we present in this paper presents three variants of self-organizing maps (SOM), the Leaky Integrators Neurons (LIN), the Spiking_SOM (SSOM) and the recurrent Spiking_SOM (RSSOM) models. The proposed variants is like the basic SOM, however it represents the characteristic to modify the learning function and the choice of the best matching unit (BMU). The case study of the proposed SOM variants is word recognition in continuous speech and speaker independent. The proposed SOM variants show good robustness and high word recognition rates. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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