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IT would be a great advantage if computers used for translation from one language into another could be provided with voice-operated input equipment. This development, however, depends on the isolation of information-bearing factors in speech, that is, a distinction among different sounds produced by a speaker and an identification of the same sound produced by different speakers.
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AHMED, R. Vowel Recognition in Clipped Speech. Nature 181, 210 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181210a0
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