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Fast transcription of unstructured audio recordings

Roy et al., 2009

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10417787848602850561
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Roy B
Roy D
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We introduce a new method for human-machine collaborative speech transcription that is significantly faster than existing transcription methods. In this approach, automatic audio processing algorithms are used to robustly detect speech in audio recordings and split …
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