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Add a method of checking CJK #13
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Hi Fran, I just noticed this issue right now, but I think maybe I can help with this for
If I understand correctly, this is used to separate the valid chars from punctuations. Generally, punctuations should not
I think we can select the valid chars from punctuations for |
For punctuation it would be interesting to see the effect of adding them in or not. For many acoustic models, I worry that the kind of information needed for predicting the final punctuation might be quite a long way away from where it needs to be predicted, e.g. maybe intonation difference is clear in the middle of the utterance, but the question mark needs to be predicted at the end. On the other hand I think that this is an empirical question and could be determined by trying to train a model with and without and looking at the errors. I think that the "check block" is a nicer example, it would allow us to exclude transcripts which include Latin characters for example. Also, for Chinese, are you mostly training byte-based models, or pinyin/phone-based? |
I think it depends. For hybrid system, a pronunciation lexicon is demand to map each |
Perhaps something like
PASS
to basically return whatever was input andREPL
for removing punctuation.Another option would be something like
CB
for check Unicode Block.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: