1. A non-transitory, computer readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by a computer, implement a training method for an N-gram language model, the method comprising: reading recognition results obtained as a result of speech recognition of speech data; acquiring a reliability for each of the read recognition results; referring to each recognition result's acquired reliability to select a subset of one or more N-gram entries based upon their respective reliabilities; and training the N-gram language model for one of more entries of the subset of N-gram entries using all recognition results, wherein each of the N-gram entries are selected by selecting from a first corpus, a second corpus, and a third corpus, each of the N-gram entries, whose sum of a first number of appearances in the first corpus as a set of all the recognition results, a second number of appearances in a second corpus as a subset of the recognition results with the reliability higher than or equal to a predetermined threshold value, and a third number of appearances in the third corpus as a baseline of the N-gram language model exceeds a predetermined number of times, where each of the first number of appearances, the second number of appearances, and the third number of appearances is given a different weight, respectively.
1. A non-transitory, computer readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by a computer, implement a training method for an N-gram language model, the method comprising: reading recognition results obtained as a result of speech recognition of speech data; acquiring a reliability for each of the read recognition results; referring to each recognition result's acquired reliability to select a subset of one or more N-gram entries based upon their respective reliabilities; and training the N-gram language model for one of more entries of the subset of N-gram entries using all recognition results, wherein each of the N-gram entries are selected by selecting from a first corpus, a second corpus, and a third corpus, each of the N-gram entries, whose sum of a first number of appearances in the first corpus as a set of all the recognition results, a second number of appearances in a second corpus as a subset of the recognition results with the reliability higher than or equal to a predetermined threshold value, and a third number of appearances in the third corpus as a baseline of the N-gram language model exceeds a predetermined number of times, where each of the first number of appearances, the second number of appearances, and the third number of appearances is given a different weight, respectively. 2. The computer readable storage medium of claim 1 , wherein each of the weights respectively given to each of the first number of appearances, the second number of appearances, and the third number of appearances is estimated in advance by an EM algorithm using a language model estimated from each of subsets of the first corpus, the second corpus, and the third corpus.