Geoffrey Zweig and Shuangyu Chang
2011
Model Mis a recently proposed class based exponential n-gram
language model. In this paper, we extend it with personalization
features, address the scalability issues present with large data
sets, and test its effectiveness on the Bing Mobile voice-search
task. We find that Model M by itself reduces both perplexity
and word error rate compared with a conventional model, and
that the personalization features produce a further significant
improvement. The personalization features provide a very large
improvement when the history contains a relevant query; thus
the overall effect is gated by the number of times a user requeries
a past request.
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In Interspeech
Publisher International Speech Communication Association
| Type | Inproceedings |