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Noise Independent Speech Recognition for a Variety of Noise Types

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Noise Independent Speech Recognition for a Variety of Noise Types

Auteurs : W.-C. Treurniet ; Y. Gong

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Abstract

By a base transformation technique, we previously reported a recognizer which gives a noise-adapted recognition rate of 90========percnt; under 10 dB SNR on a vocabulary of 206 words. This rate is 97========percnt; of the recognition rate for clean speech. The technique is extended here so that the input noise is first recognized as one of a set reference noises, and the noise reference is used for the base transformation of the noisy utterance. Using 32 reference noise classes, for speech signals corrupted by noises of unknown natures (either Gaussian, bus or aircrafts) with SNR randomly from 10 to 40 dB), we obtained a noise-independent recognition rate of about 95.5========percnt; of the recognition rate for clean speech.

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