An edit-distance model for the approximate matching of timed strings
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Temporal Ordering of Dynamic Expression Data from Detailed Spatial Expression Maps
Published on: February 9, 2017
Simon Dobrisek1, Janez Zibert, Nikola Pavesić
1Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Laboratory of Artificial Perception, Systems, and Cybernetics, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia, EU. simon.dobrisek@fe.uni-lj.si
Abstract:
An edit-distance model that can be used for the approximate matching of contiguous and non-contiguous timed strings is presented. The model extends the concept of the weighted string-edit distance by introducing timed edit operations and by making the edit costs time dependent. Special attention is paid to the timed null symbols that are associated with the timed insertions and deletions. The usefulness of the presented model is demonstrated on the classification of phone-recognition errors using the TIMIT speech database.
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