Simultaneous Subtitling System for Broadcast News Programs with a Speech Recognizer

Akio ANDO; Toru IMAI; Akio KOBAYASHI; Shinich HOMMA; Jun GOTO; Nobumasa SEIYAMA; Takeshi MISHIMA; Takeshi KOBAYAKAWA; Shoei SATO; Kazuo ONOE; Hiroyuki SEGI; Atsushi IMAI; Atsushi MATSUI; Akira NAKAMURA; Hideki TANAKA; Tohru TAKAGI; Eiichi MIYASAKA; Haruo ISONO

Simultaneous Subtitling System for Broadcast News Programs with a Speech Recognizer

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There is a strong demand to expand captioned broadcasting for TV news programs in Japan. However, keyboard entry of captioned manuscripts for news program cannot keep pace with the speed of speech, because in the case of Japanese it takes time to select the correct characters from among homonyms. In order to implement simultaneous subtitled broadcasting for Japanese news programs, a simultaneous subtitling system by speech recognition has been developed. This system consists of a real-time speech recognition system to handle broadcast news transcription and a recognition-error correction system that manually corrects mistakes in the recognition result with short delay time. NHK started simultaneous subtitled broadcasting for the news program "News 7" on the evening of March 27, 2000.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E86-D No.1 pp.15-25

Publication Date: 2003/01/01

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Akio ANDO, Toru IMAI, Akio KOBAYASHI, Shinich HOMMA, Jun GOTO, Nobumasa SEIYAMA, Takeshi MISHIMA, Takeshi KOBAYAKAWA, Shoei SATO, Kazuo ONOE, Hiroyuki SEGI, Atsushi IMAI, Atsushi MATSUI, Akira NAKAMURA, Hideki TANAKA, Tohru TAKAGI, Eiichi MIYASAKA, Haruo ISONO, "Simultaneous Subtitling System for Broadcast News Programs with a Speech Recognizer" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information, vol. E86-D, no. 1, pp. 15-25, January 2003, doi: .
Abstract: There is a strong demand to expand captioned broadcasting for TV news programs in Japan. However, keyboard entry of captioned manuscripts for news program cannot keep pace with the speed of speech, because in the case of Japanese it takes time to select the correct characters from among homonyms. In order to implement simultaneous subtitled broadcasting for Japanese news programs, a simultaneous subtitling system by speech recognition has been developed. This system consists of a real-time speech recognition system to handle broadcast news transcription and a recognition-error correction system that manually corrects mistakes in the recognition result with short delay time. NHK started simultaneous subtitled broadcasting for the news program "News 7" on the evening of March 27, 2000.
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