Classification Of Spontaneous And Scripted Speech For Multilingual Audio
Shahar Elisha, Andrew McDowell, Mariano Beguerisse-Díaz, Emmanouil Benetos
Driven by applications in clinical medicine and business, we address the problem of modeling trajectories over multiple states. We build on well-known methods from survival analysis and introduce a family of sequence models based on localized Bayesian Markov chains. We develop inference and prediction algorithms, and we apply the model to real-world data, demonstrating favorable empirical results. Our approach provides a practical and effective alternative to plain Markov chains and to existing (finite) mixture models; It retains the simplicity and computational benefits of the former while matching or exceeding the predictive performance of the latter.
Shahar Elisha, Andrew McDowell, Mariano Beguerisse-Díaz, Emmanouil Benetos
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