Speech Recognition & Language Processing
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Speech and Language Processing 07:00
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Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Linguistics for NLP 06:00
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Chapter 3: Probability and Information Theory 07:00
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Chapter 4: Text Processing and Language Modeling 06:00
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Chapter 5: Acoustic Phonetics and Speech Production 06:00
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Chapter 6: Speech Signal Processing 07:00
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Chapter 7: Hidden Markov Models and Classical ASR 06:00
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Chapter 8: Deep Learning for Speech Recognition 07:00
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Chapter 9: End-to-End Speech Recognition Systems 06:00
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Chapter 10: Natural Language Understanding 06:00
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Chapter 11: Dialogue Systems and Speech Applications 06:00
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Chapter 12: Advanced Topics and Research Trends 05:00
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Review Questions and Assessments 00:00
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Speech and Language Processing
- Overview of Speech Recognition Systems
- History and Evolution of NLP and ASR
- Applications of Speech and Language Technologies
- Challenges in Spoken Language Understanding
- Architecture of End-to-End Speech Systems
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Linguistics for NLP
- Phonetics and Phonology
- Morphology and Word Formation
- Syntax and Grammatical Structures
- Semantics and Meaning Representation
- Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis
Chapter 3: Probability and Information Theory
- Probability Theory Refresher
- Random Variables and Distributions
- Bayes’ Theorem and Bayesian Inference
- Information Theory and Entropy
- Maximum Likelihood and MAP Estimation
Chapter 4: Text Processing and Language Modeling
- Text Normalization and Tokenization
- N-gram Language Models
- Smoothing Techniques
- Evaluation Metrics for Language Models
- Neural Language Models
Chapter 5: Acoustic Phonetics and Speech Production
- Human Speech Production Mechanism
- Acoustic Properties of Speech Signals
- Spectrograms and Formants
- Coarticulation and Prosody
- Speech Perception
Chapter 6: Speech Signal Processing
- Digital Signal Processing Basics
- Sampling and Quantization
- Fourier Transform and Spectral Analysis
- Feature Extraction (MFCC, PLP)
- Voice Activity Detection
Chapter 7: Hidden Markov Models and Classical ASR
- Markov Chains and HMM Fundamentals
- HMM for Speech Recognition
- Viterbi Algorithm
- Baum-Welch Algorithm
- Gaussian Mixture Models
Chapter 8: Deep Learning for Speech Recognition
- Neural Network Basics
- CNNs and RNNs for Speech
- LSTM and GRU Architectures
- Connectionist Temporal Classification (CTC)
- Attention-based Encoder-Decoder Models
Chapter 9: End-to-End Speech Recognition Systems
- Transformer Models for ASR
- Self-Supervised Learning (e.g., Wav2Vec)
- Multilingual and Low-Resource ASR
- Streaming and Real-Time Recognition
- Evaluation Benchmarks (WER, CER)
Chapter 10: Natural Language Understanding
- Part-of-Speech Tagging
- Named Entity Recognition
- Dependency and Constituency Parsing
- Semantic Role Labeling
- Intent Detection and Slot Filling
Chapter 11: Dialogue Systems and Speech Applications
- Task-Oriented Dialogue Systems
- Conversational Agents and Chatbots
- Speech Synthesis (TTS)
- Multimodal Interaction
- Ethics and Bias in Speech Systems
Chapter 12: Advanced Topics and Research Trends
- Large Language Models in Speech Processing
- Speech Translation Systems
- Emotion and Speaker Recognition
- Robustness and Adversarial Attacks
- Future Directions in Speech and Language Processing
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Who is this course for?
This course is designed for students, researchers, and professionals interested in speech recognition and natural language processing. It suits those with a background in computer science, linguistics, or data science who want to build intelligent systems, as well as developers aiming to create voice-enabled applications and improve human-computer interaction technologies.
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