Speech perception in the presence of other sounds
C. J. Darwin
Abstract
C. J. Darwin
Abstract
The human listener’s remarkable ability to recognize speech when it is mixed with other sounds presents a challenge both to models of speech perception and to approaches to speech recognition. This talk will review some of the work on how human listeners can perceive speech in sound mixtures and will try to indicate areas that might be particularly fruitful for future research.
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The human listener’s remarkable ability to recognize speech when it is mixed with other sounds presents a challenge both to models of speech perception and to approaches to speech recognition. This talk will review some of the work on how human listeners can perceive speech in sound mixtures and will try to indicate areas that might be particularly fruitful for future research.
Key concepts: Perception, Speech perception, Motor theory of speech perception, Computer science, Speech recognition, Acoustics, Psychology, Neuroscience