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Lyric: Wave-Domain Computing for Efficient Spoken-Digit Recognition
Low-power speech recognition requires reducing audio acquisition and feature-processing costs as well as neural inference. We present Lyric, a speech-recognition front end that uses wave-domain computing to extract features before digitization. Our proposed system uses passive acoustic resonators to
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