"Speech Recognition for Mobile Phones" explores the development of client-server speech-enabled systems, discussing various speech recognition paradigms for mobile devices. It analyzes suitable platforms like J2ME and Symbian C++, introduces relevant development environments, and examines efficient data transmission over GSM and 3G networks. The book also showcases practical applications of DSR technology.
The book introduces a comprehensive statistical method for modeling the pronunciation of non-native speakers, highlighting the variations in their speech compared to native speakers. It addresses common phonetic deviations such as substitutions, deletions, and insertions. This innovative approach allows for automatic modeling of these pronunciation differences, providing valuable insights into second-language speech patterns.