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The paper presents a continuous speech recognition system based on a neural network concept. An articulatory-phonetic feature extraction network (APFEN) is used for extracting articulatory-phonetic features. This is followed by a coarticulation network for reducing the effect of coarticulation present in the continuous speech. Algorithms for segmentation and then identification of phonemes are given.