"Syllabic Units Automatically Segmented Data for Continuous Speech Recognition"
Madhav Singh Solanki
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Madhav Singh Solanki
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We present novel approach for constant speech processing in which the detection and recognition tasks are separated A syllable is utilized as a measure both to detection and localization. A minimal phase’s group delay characteristic approach and an utterance isolated style are used to segment the speech signal at the boundaries of syllabic units. For two Indigenous languages, an HMM recognizing system has been created. Viterbi algorithm-based methods are suggested to solve recognition problems caused by shifts in segment borders and syllabic unit merging.
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We present novel approach for constant speech processing in which the detection and recognition tasks are separated A syllable is utilized as a measure both to detection and localization. A minimal phase’s group delay characteristic approach and an utterance isolated style are used to segment the speech signal at the boundaries of syllabic units. For two Indigenous languages, an HMM recognizing system has been created. Viterbi algorithm-based methods are suggested to solve recognition problems caused by shifts in segment borders and syllabic unit merging.
Key concepts: Syllabic verse, Speech recognition, Syllable, Computer science, Viterbi algorithm, Hidden Markov model, Utterance, Speech processing