Mini-batch sample selection strategies for deep learning based speech recognition

doi:10.1016/j.apacoust.2020.107573

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Mini-batch sample selection strategies for deep learning based speech recognition

2021-01-01

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Yeşim DOKUZ *

Zekeriya TÜFEKCİ

DOI：10.1016/j.apacoust.2020.107573

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With the use of deep learning technologies, speech recognition systems gained more success and human-computer interactions became more prevalent. Deep learning based speech recognition systems are getting more attention and are having tremendous success in all areas of speech recognition, such as voice search, mobile communication, and personal digital assistance. However, speech recognition is still challenging due to hardness of adapting new languages, difficulty in handling variations in speech datasets, and overcoming distorting factors. Deep learning systems have the ability to overcome these challenges using high-level abstractions in the datasets by using a deep graph with multiple processing layers using training algorithms, such as gradient descent optimization. In this study, a variant of gradient descent optimization, mini-batch gradient descent is used. We proposed four strategies for selecting mini-batch samples to represent variations of each feature in the dataset for speech recognition tasks to increase model performance of deep learning based speech recognition. For this purpose, gender and accent adjusted strategies are proposed for selecting mini-batch samples. The experiments show that proposed strategies perform better in comparison with standard mini-batch sample selection strategy. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Keywords:

Mini-batch gradient descent

Sample selection strategies

Deep learning

Speech recognition

LSTM

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