PPASR Streaming and Non-Streaming Speech Recognition
This document introduces how to deploy and test a speech recognition model implemented using PaddlePaddle, and provides various methods to execute and demonstrate the model's functionality. The following is a summary and interpretation of the document content: ### 1. Introduction - Provides an overview of PaddlePaddle-based speech recognition models, including recognition for short voice segments and long audio clips. ### 2. Deployment Methods #### 2.1 Command-line Deployment Two commands are provided to implement different deployment methods: - `python infer_server.
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