Abstract: An automatic speech recognition (ASR) system that includes an ASR model, a neural associative memory (NAM) biasing model, and a confidence estimation model (CEM). The ASR model includes an audio encoder configured to encode a sequence of audio frames characterizing a spoken utterance into a sequence of higher-order feature representations, and a decoder configured to receive the sequence of higher-order feature representations and output a final speech recognition result. The NAM biasing model is configured to receive biasing contextual information and modify the sequence of higher-order feature representations based on the biasing contextual information to generate, as output, biasing context vectors. The CEM is configured to compute a confidence of the final speech recognition result output by the decoder. The CEM is connected to the biasing context vectors generated by the NAM biasing model.

Abstract: Classification of an input task data set by meta level continual learning includes analyzing first and second training data sets in a task space to generate first and second meta weights and a slow weight value, and comparing an input task data set to the slow weight to generate a fast weight. The first and second meta weights are parameterized with the fast weight value to update the slow weight value, whereby a value is associated with the input task data set, thereby classifying the input task data set by meta level continual learning.

Abstract: Classification of an input task data set by meta level continual learning includes analyzing first and second training data sets in a task space to generate first and second meta weights and a slow weight value, and comparing an input task data set to the slow weight to generate a fast weight. The first and second meta weights are parameterized with the fast weight value to update the slow weight value, whereby a value is associated with the input task data set, thereby classifying the input task data set by meta level continual learning.