Resumen
In recent years, automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology has improved significantly. However, the training process for an ASR model is complex, involving large amounts of data and a large number of algorithms. The task of training a new model for air traffic control (ATC) is considerable, as it may require many researchers for its maintenance and upgrading. In this paper, we developed an improved fusion method that can adapt the language model (LM) in ASR to the domain of air traffic control. Instead of using vocabulary in traditional fusion, this method uses the ATC instructions to improve the LM. The perplexity shows that the LM of the improved fusion is much better than that of the use of vocabulary. With vocabulary fusion, the CER in the ATC corpus decreases from 0.3493 to 0.2876. The improved fusion reduces the CER of the ATC corpora from 0.3493 to 0.2761. Although there is only a difference of less than 2% between the two fusions, the perplexity shows that the LM of the improved fusion is much better.