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Most current research papers on speech can be found online. The following list shows some of the popular sources for research papers.

Google Scholar^[1] is a useful place that links out to many other sites
Internet Archive^[2] Scholar section can also be used to search for papers.
Arxiv^[3] has an entire subsection for computer research and the papers are linked from the abstract page in available formats.

Conference pages[edit | edit source]

Conference pages are also a good place to find new and interesting papers you might otherwise miss, finding a title on interspeech^[4]'s presentations and searching for it on arxiv usually nets you a copy to read.

References[edit | edit source]

[1] ttps://scholar.google.com/scholar

[2] ttps://scholar.archive.org/

[3] ttps://arxiv.org/corr

[4] ttps://www.interspeech2021.org/

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	Most current research papers on speech can be found online. The following list shows some of the popular sources for research papers.		Most current research papers on speech can be found online. The following list shows some of the popular sources for research papers.