G | SK | PHYSICS |
G10 | KL | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; ACOUSTICS |
G10L | UKL | SPEECH ANALYSIS OR SYNTHESIS; SPEECH RECOGNITION (sound input/output for computers G06F 3/16; digital data processing methods or equipment specially adapted for handling natural language data G06F 17/20; teaching or communicating with the blind, deaf or mute G09B 21/00; telephonic communication H04M) [4] |
G10L 3/00 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 11/00; to ; G10L 11/06; G10L 13/04; G10L 15/04; G10L 17/00) |
G10L 3/02 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 21/00; to ; G10L 21/04) |
G10L 5/00 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/00; G10L 15/00; G10L 17/00) |
G10L 5/02 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/00; to ; G10L 13/08) |
G10L 5/04 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/00; to ; G10L 13/08) |
G10L 5/06 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/00; to ; G10L 17/00) |
G10L 7/00 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/00; G10L 15/00; G10L 17/00; G10L 19/02) |
G10L 7/02 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/02; G10L 19/02) |
G10L 7/06 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/02; G10L 19/02) |
G10L 7/08 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/00; to ; G10L 17/00) |
G10L 7/10 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/00 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/02; G10L 15/08; G10L 15/16; G10L 19/02) |
G10L 9/04 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/02; G10L 15/08; G10L 15/16; G10L 19/02) |
G10L 9/06 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/00; to ; G10L 17/00) |
G10L 9/08 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 11/00; to ; G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/12 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 11/00; to ; G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/14 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 13/00; to ; G10L 17/00; G10L 19/04; to ; G10L 19/14; G10L 21/00; to ; G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/16 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 11/00; to ; G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/18 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 11/00; to ; G10L 21/06) |
G10L 9/20 | GEL | (transferred to G10L 15/24) |
G10L 11/00 | HGR | Determination or detection of speech characteristics not restricted to a single one of groups G10L 15/00 to G10L 21/00 [7] |
G10L 11/02 | UGR1 | . | Detection of presence or absence of speech signals (switching of direction of transmission by voice frequency in two-way loud-speaking telephone systems H04M 9/10) [7] |
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G10L 11/04 | UGR1 | . | Pitch determination of speech signals [7] |
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G10L 11/06 | UGR1 | . | Discriminating between voiced and unvoiced parts of speech signals (G10L 11/04 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 13/00 | HGR | Speech synthesis; Text to speech systems (electrophonic musical instruments G10H) [7] |
G10L 13/02 | UGR1 | . | Methods for producing synthetic speech; Speech synthesisers [7] |
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G10L 13/04 | UGR2 | . . | Details of speech synthesis systems, e.g. synthesiser structure, memory management [7] |
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G10L 13/06 | UGR1 | . | Elementary speech units used in speech synthesisers; Concatenation rules [7] |
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G10L 13/08 | UGR1 | . | Text analysis or generation of parameters for speech synthesis out of text, e.g. grapheme to phoneme translation, prosody generation, stress or intonation determination [7] |
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G10L 15/00 | HGR | Speech recognition (G10L 17/00 takes precedence) [7] |
G10L 15/02 | UGR1 | . | Feature extraction for speech recognition; Selection of recognition unit [7] |
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G10L 15/04 | UGR1 | . | Segmentation or word limit detection [7] |
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G10L 15/06 | UGR1 | . | Creation of reference templates; Training of speech recognition systems, e.g. adaptation to the characteristics of the speaker's voice (G10L 15/14 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 15/08 | UGR1 | . | Speech classification or search (pattern recognition G06K 9/00) [7] |
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G10L 15/10 | UGR2 | . . | using distance or distortion measures between unknown speech and reference templates [7] |
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G10L 15/12 | UGR2 | . . | using dynamic programming techniques, e.g. Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) [7] |
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G10L 15/14 | UGR2 | . . | using statistical models, e.g. Hidden Markov Models (HMM) (G10L 15/18 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 15/16 | UGR2 | . . | using artificial neural networks [7] |
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G10L 15/18 | UGR2 | . . | using natural language modelling [7] |
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G10L 15/20 | UGR1 | . | Speech recognition techniques specially adapted for robustness in adverse environments, e.g. in noise, of stress induced speech (G10L 21/02 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 15/22 | UGR1 | . | Procedures used during a speech recognition process, e.g. man-machine dialog [7] |
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G10L 15/24 | UGR1 | . | Speech recognition using non-acoustical features, e.g. position of the lips [7] |
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G10L 15/26 | UGR1 | . | Speech to text systems (G10L 15/08 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 15/28 | UGR1 | . | Constructional details of speech recognition systems [7] |
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G10L 17/00 | HGR | Speaker identification or verification [7] |
G10L 19/00 | HGR | Speech analysis-synthesis techniques for redundancy reduction, e.g. in vocoders; Coding or decoding of speech [7] |
G10L 19/02 | UGR1 | . | using spectral analysis, e.g. transform vocoders, subband vocoders [7] |
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G10L 19/04 | UGR1 | . | using predictive techniques [7] |
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G10L 19/06 | UGR2 | . . | Determination or coding of the spectral characteristics, e.g. of the short term prediction coefficients [7] |
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G10L 19/08 | UGR2 | . . | Determination or coding of the excitation function; Determination or coding of the long-term prediction parameters [7] |
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G10L 19/10 | UGR3 | . . . | Determination or coding of a multipulse excitation [7] |
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G10L 19/12 | UGR3 | . . . | Determination or coding of a code excitation, e.g. in code excited linear prediction (CELP) vocoders [7] |
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G10L 19/14 | UGR2 | . . | Details not provided for in groups G10L 19/06 to G10L 19/12 , e.g. gain coding, post filtering design, vocoder structure [7] |
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G10L 21/00 | HGR | Processing of the speech signal to produce another audible or non-audible signal, e.g. visual, tactile, in order to modify its quality or its intelligibility (G10L 19/00 takes precedence) [7] |
G10L 21/02 | UGR1 | . | Speech enhancement, e.g. noise reduction, echo cancellation (echo suppression in hand-free telephones H04M 9/08; hearing aids H04R 25/00) [7] |
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G10L 21/04 | UGR1 | . | Time compression or expansion [7] |
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G10L 21/06 | UGR1 | . | Transformation of speech into a non-audible representation, e.g. speech visualisation, speech processing for tactile aids (G10L 15/26 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 101/00 | HGR | Signal processing or feature extraction methods applied in speech analysis, synthesis or recognition [7] |
G10L 101/02 | UGR1 | |
G10L 101/023 | UGR2 | . . | using filter banks [7] |
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G10L 101/027 | UGR2 | . . | using Fourier or Walsh transformation [7] |
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G10L 101/04 | UGR1 | |
G10L 101/06 | UGR1 | |
G10L 101/065 | UGR2 | . . | Energy determination [7] |
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G10L 101/08 | UGR1 | |
G10L 101/10 | UGR1 | |
G10L 101/12 | UGR1 | . | Predictive techniques, e.g. linear prediction [7] |
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G10L 101/14 | UGR1 | . | Correlation techniques [7] |
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G10L 101/16 | UGR1 | . | Orthogonal transformations, e.g. wavelets (G10L 101/027 takes precedence) [7] |
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G10L 101/18 | UGR1 | . | Techniques based on formant identification [7] |
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G10L 101/20 | UGR1 | . | Techniques based on simulation of the vocal or the aural systems [7] |
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