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Construction of Viterbi Algorithm Voice Command Model for Autonomous Learning of College English

Woyou Zhang
Macau University of Science and Technology Wei Long Road, Taipa, Macau China

Abstract: This article presents a novel approach to college English autonomous learning-a voice command model based on the Viterbi algorithm. This innovative model is designed to enhance studentsâ€™ English proficiency and learning outcomes in an autonomous learning environment. The article begins by outlining the context and importance of the modelâ€™s development, then delves into the key technologies utilized in its construction, such as speech recognition, the Viterbi algorithm, and feature extraction. The article concludes with a validation of the modelâ€™s effectiveness and superiority through experiments, demonstrating its ability to accurately interpret studentsâ€™ voice commands and thereby improve the efficiency of college English autonomous learning.

Keywords: Esp Theory, College English, Autonomous Learning Construction of Viterbi Algorithm Voice Command Model for Autonomous Learning of College English

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/ijwa/2024/16/2/44-51

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