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substring
A subset of an alphanumeric field or variable. The substring function in a programming language is used to extract the subset; for example, the programming expression substr(prodcode,4,3) extracts characters 4, 5 and 6 out of a product code field or variable.
substring [′səb‚striŋ]
(computer science)
A sequence of successive characters within a string.


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The loth subword complexity of a word w [member of] A * is the number of distinct subwords of length k that appear as contiguous subwords of w.
Let us recall that a word is a finite sequence of letters and that a word u is a subword of a word w if u can be obtained from w by erasing some letters of w.
HMM can capture the statistical characteristics of word and subword units among different speakers even in large vocabulary and thus is generally better than DTW in speaker independent large vocabulary speech recognition.
 
 
 
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