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Title: Review on Acoustic Modeling for Continuous Speech Recognition
Authors: R. Mohan
M. Kalamani
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: Journal on Digital Signal Processing
Abstract: The speech recognition Is the most Important research area to recognize the speech signal by the computer. To develop the recognition rate of the continuous speech signal, the author preferred frontend process such as Speech Segmentation, Feature Extraction [MFCC] and Clustering Techniques i.e., Fuzzy c means clustering which is the formation of clusters from the extracted features based on similar sense and form the optimum number of clusters. In speech recognition the acoustic models are the major role to test the trained data. Here the acoustic models for continuous speech recognitic n are discussed I.e., The Hidden Markov Model [HMM], Gaussian Mixture Model(GMMJ and GMM-UBM(Universal Background Model] are the most suitable acoustic models which are used to train the speech signal and recognize the corresponding text data.
URI: http://gnanaganga.inflibnet.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/6450
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