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Error pattern recognition and correction methods in English oral learning process based on deep learning.

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Název: Error pattern recognition and correction methods in English oral learning process based on deep learning.
Autoři: Jing, Yan
Zdroj: Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences & Engineering; Jul2025, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p3269-3281, 13p
Témata: LONG short-term memory, PATTERN recognition systems, DEEP learning, STATISTICAL significance, ENGLISH language
Abstrakt: This study addresses the problem of pattern recognition and correction in English oral learning using deep learning techniques. English oral errors hinder effective expression and communication among learners. To tackle this issue, a large dataset of English oral data was collected and preprocessed using Hamming window and Fourier transform techniques. A long short-term memory (LSTM) network was then employed to construct an English oral error recognition model. After training, the model demonstrated high accuracy in recognizing various oral error patterns. To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed correction method, comparative experiments were conducted with two classes. The results showed that the LSTM-based model achieved an error recognition accuracy of over 95.39%, with an average accuracy of 97% for five common oral errors. Additionally, Class 1, using the correction method proposed in this study, showed an average score increase to 75.2, while Class 2, using traditional correction methods, only increased to 64.5. The average score difference of 10.7 points between the two classes was statistically significant (t-value = 4.217, p -value = 0.016, p <.05). The findings demonstrate that the LSTM-based oral error recognition model is both practical and effective, offering a precise method for recognizing and correcting oral errors, thereby improving the overall effectiveness of English oral learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:This study addresses the problem of pattern recognition and correction in English oral learning using deep learning techniques. English oral errors hinder effective expression and communication among learners. To tackle this issue, a large dataset of English oral data was collected and preprocessed using Hamming window and Fourier transform techniques. A long short-term memory (LSTM) network was then employed to construct an English oral error recognition model. After training, the model demonstrated high accuracy in recognizing various oral error patterns. To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed correction method, comparative experiments were conducted with two classes. The results showed that the LSTM-based model achieved an error recognition accuracy of over 95.39%, with an average accuracy of 97% for five common oral errors. Additionally, Class 1, using the correction method proposed in this study, showed an average score increase to 75.2, while Class 2, using traditional correction methods, only increased to 64.5. The average score difference of 10.7 points between the two classes was statistically significant (t-value = 4.217, p -value = 0.016, p <.05). The findings demonstrate that the LSTM-based oral error recognition model is both practical and effective, offering a precise method for recognizing and correcting oral errors, thereby improving the overall effectiveness of English oral learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:14727978
DOI:10.1177/14727978251318798