Code implementation for our ICPR, 2020 paper titled "Improving Word Recognition using Multiple Hypotheses and Deep Embeddings"
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Code implementation for our ICPR, 2020 paper titled "Improving Word Recognition using Multiple Hypotheses and Deep Embeddings"
a simple word guessing game 🕹. Leave a star before you leave ⭐
Code implementation for our DAS, 2020 paper titled "Fused Text Recogniser and Deep Embeddings Improve Word Recognition and Retrieval"
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My thesis dissertation at Universtat Pompeu Fabra (2024).
A desktop application for scoring word lists using whole word and phonemic scoring. Features 80% and 95% critical difference tables for validating hearing aid fittings and word recognition performance. Tables generated by Pairwise Monte Carlo simulation using methodology modified from Carney & Schlauch (2007).
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