One of the critical operations in speech recognition involves part-of-speech (POS) tagging. This process assigns roles to each part of a sentence (e.g., noun, verb, modal). Given transition and emission probabilities, we aim to determine the most likely sequence of roles for a given sentence.
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Input:
R
: Tuple of roles.S
: Tuple of strings representing words in the sentence.T
: Dictionary representing transition probabilities between roles.E
: Dictionary representing emission probabilities between words and roles.
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Output:
- Dictionary mapping words to assigned roles.
In this problem, we need to select a subset of speech recognition devices for further testing. The goal is to choose a subset such that each device either dominates or is dominated by another device in the same subset.
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Constructor
DeviceSelection(N, X, data)
N
: Tuple of strings identifying the devices.X
: Integer representing the maximum sentence length.data
: Dictionary mapping devices to performance data.
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Method
countDevices()
- Returns the minimum number of devices needed for testing.
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Method
nextDevice(i)
- Input: Integer
i
representing the subset index. - Returns the next device to test within the specified subset.
- Input: Integer
These two problems address critical aspects of speech recognition testing and optimization, offering efficient solutions for practical implementation.