Cisco Technology, Inc.

Erwan Barry Tarik Zerhouni

Javier Cruz Mota

Abhishek Kumar

Jean-Philippe Vasseur

Grégory Mermoud

Andrea Di Pietro

Mohamed Malek Abid

Sylvain Le Groux

Presented herein are systems and methods are presented for detecting out-of-vocabulary (OOV) words in an automatic speech recognition (ASR) system, determining an intended word for the OOV, and adding the intended word to a repository of words. A method may involve receiving audio input data including a series of spoken words; determining that one of the spoken words is an out of vocabulary word absent from a repository of words; generating word candidates based on characteristics of the out of vocabulary word; presenting the word candidates on a display; receiving intended word input data that indicates a selection of one of the word candidates as an intended word for the out of vocabulary word; and adding the intended word to the repository of words. Additionally, one or more devices or apparatuses may be configured to perform such method.

Automatic out of vocabulary word detection in speech recognition

A method for implementing a privacy-preserving automatic speech recognition system using federated learning. The method includes receiving, from respective client devices, at a cloud server, local acoustic model weights for a neural network-based acoustic model of a local automatic speech recognition system running on the respective client devices, wherein the local acoustic model weights are generated at the respective client devices without labelled data, updating a global automatic speech recognition system based on (a) the local acoustic model weights received from the respective client devices and (b) global acoustic model weights of the global automatic speech recognition system derived from labelled data to obtain an updated global automatic speech recognition system, and sending the updated global automatic speech recognition system to the respective client devices to operate as a new local automatic speech recognition system.

Large scale privacy-preserving speech recognition system using federated learning

The present technology pertains to a system, method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for evaluating the impact of network changes. The technology can detect a temporal event, wherein the temporal event is associated with a change in a network configuration, implementation, or utilization; define a first period prior to the temporal event and a second period posterior to the temporal event; and compare network data collected in the first period and network data collected in the second period.

Analyzing the impact of network events across time

The disclosed technology relates to a process of providing dynamic machine learning on premise model selection. In particular, a set of machine learned models are generated and provided to an on premise computing device. The machine learned models are generated using a cluster of customer data (e.g. telemetric data) stored on a computing network having different ranges of computational complexity. One of the machine learned models from the set of machine learned models will be selected based on the current available computational resources detected at the on premise computing device. Different machine learned models from the set of machine learned models can then be selected based on changes in the available computational resources and/or customer feedback.

Dynamic machine learning on premise model selection based on entity clustering and feedback

The present technology pertains to a system, method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for evaluating the impact of network changes. The technology can detect a temporal event, wherein the temporal event is associated with a change in a network configuration, implementation, or utilization. The technology defines, based on a nature of the temporal event, a first period prior to the temporal event or a second period posterior to the temporal event. The technology compares network data collected in the first period and network data collected in the second period.

System and method of comparing time periods before and after a network temporal event

Technologies for dynamically generating topology and location based network insights are provided. In some examples, a method can include determining statistical changes in time series data including a series of data points associated with one or more conditions or parameters of a network; determining a period of time corresponding to one or more of the statistical changes in the time series data; obtaining telemetry data corresponding to a segment of the network and one or more time intervals, wherein a respective length of each time interval is based on a length of the period of time corresponding to the one or more of the statistical changes in the time series data; and generating, based on the telemetry data, insights about the segment of the network, the insights identifying a trend or statistical deviation in a behavior of the segment of the network during the one or more time intervals.

Technologies for dynamically generating network topology-based and location-based insights

In one embodiment, a network assurance service executing in a local network clusters measurements obtained from the local network regarding a plurality of devices in the local network into measurement clusters. The network assurance service computes aggregated metrics for each of the measurement clusters. The network assurance service sends a machine learning model computation request to a remote service outside of the local network that includes the aggregated metrics for each of the measurement clusters. The remote service uses the aggregated metrics to train a machine learning-based model to analyze the local network. The network assurance service receives the trained machine learning-based model to analyze performance of the local network. The network assurance service uses the receive machine learning-based model to analyze performance of the local network.

Privacy-aware model generation for hybrid machine learning systems

In one embodiment, a network assurance service that monitors a network detects anomalies in the network by applying one or more machine learning-based anomaly detectors to telemetry data from the network. The network assurance service receives ranking feedback from a plurality of anomaly rankers regarding relevancy of the detected anomalies. The network assurance service calculates a rescaling factor and quantile parameter by applying an objective function to the ranking feedback, in order to optimize the rescaling factor and quantile parameter of the one or more anomaly detectors. The network assurance service adjusts the rescaling factor and quantile parameter of the one or more anomaly detectors using the calculated rescaling factor and quantile parameter.

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Erwan Barry Tarik Zerhouni