Article detail · 2004
General indexation of weighted automata
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- 2004
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- paratext
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OpenAlex · English
Much of the massive quantities of digitized data widely available, e.g., text, speech, hand-written sequences, are either given directly, or, as a result of some prior processing, as weighted automata. These are compact representations of a large number of alternative sequences and their weights reflecting the uncertainty or variability of the data. Thus, the indexation of such data requires indexing weighted automata.
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