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Automatic speech recognition in noise polluted cockpit environments for monitoring the approach briefing in commercial aviation

Published 2022-01-01 10 authors

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Abstract

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The language processing part of the overall system is described, which is a commercially available automatic speech recognition system trained on aviation specific vocabulary and strategies for dealing with cockpit noise.

Authors

  • Sven Bollmann
  • Jonas F¨ullgraf
  • Christian Roxlau
  • T. Feuerle
  • P. Hecker
  • Aravind Krishnan
  • Simon Ostermann
  • D. Klakow
  • Nicolas Großmann
  • Stefan M¨uller-Div´eky

Keywords

  • Engineering
  • Computer Science

Citation: Sven Bollmann, Jonas F¨ullgraf, Christian Roxlau , et al. (2022). Automatic speech recognition in noise polluted cockpit environments for monitoring the approach briefing in commercial aviation. Semantic Scholar ID 5d6992335d8beacde139cb433e7880c48adcb7df. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/5d6992335d8beacde139cb433e7880c48adcb7df ↗