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Integrated end-to-end recurrent speech recognition, multi-GPU training and synthesized noisy training data to reduce hand-engineered recognition stages.
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Inherits recurrent networks and CTC. Source still combines a language model at decoding; end-to-end does not mean no preprocessing, prior data or external decoder. Noise robustness is empirical, not universal invariance.
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Awni Hannun; Carl Case; Jared Casper; Bryan Catanzaro; Greg Diamos; Erich Elsen; Ryan Prenger; Sanjeev Satheesh; Shubho Sengupta; Adam Coates; Andrew Y. Ng
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DeepSpeech: end-to-end recurrent recognition and scalable training
Integrated end-to-end recurrent speech recognition, multi-GPU training and synthesized noisy training data to reduce hand-engineered recognition stages.
Scientific scope
Inherits recurrent networks and CTC. Source still combines a language model at decoding; end-to-end does not mean no preprocessing, prior data or external decoder. Noise robustness is empirical, not universal invariance.
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People and systems
Awni Hannun; Carl Case; Jared Casper; Bryan Catanzaro; Greg Diamos; Erich Elsen; Ryan Prenger; Sanjeev Satheesh; Shubho Sengupta; Adam Coates; Andrew Y. Ng
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.