Robust recognition theory has become one of research fo-cuses of acoustic speech recognition. Acoustic speech digital signal is a random process repeatedly alternating stationary pieces with non-stationary pieces. However both the current linear and stationary characteristic parameters drawn from such signals and the rigid recognition models do not adapt to such repeatedly alternating property of acoustic speech. Though Missing Feature Approach (MFA) has been proved a considerable solution of enhancement of robustness for noisy speech, MFA classifying in binary way seems to be rough and it cannot used to deal with cepstral feature. Consequently, current noisy speech recognition systems perform mostly poorly. This paper tries to set up dynam...
Analytic phase of the speech signal plays an important role in human speech perception, specially in...
This paper presents a method for extraction of speech robust features when the external noise is add...
It is well known that additive noise can cause a significant decrease in performance for an automati...
This thesis examines techniques to improve the robustness of automatic speech recogni-tion (ASR) sys...
This paper examines the effect of applying noise compensation to acoustic speech feature prediction ...
Speech recognition systems have improved in robustness in recent years with respect to both speaker ...
Missing data theory (MDT) has been applied to handle the problem of noise-robust speech recognition....
This paper addresses the problem of robust speech recognition in noisy conditions in the framework o...
This thesis examines techniques to improve the robustness of automatic speech recognition (ASR) syst...
This report presents a review of the main research directions in noise robust automatic speech recog...
Missing Data Theory (MDT) has shown to improve the robustness of automatic speech recognition (ASR) ...
Maintaining a high level of robustness for Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems is especially ...
Abstract. Most of current speech recognition systems are based on Hidden Markov Models assuming that...
In this thesis we studied and investigated a very common but a long existing noise problem and we p...
Missing feature theory (MFT) has demonstrated great potential for improving the noise robustness in ...
Analytic phase of the speech signal plays an important role in human speech perception, specially in...
This paper presents a method for extraction of speech robust features when the external noise is add...
It is well known that additive noise can cause a significant decrease in performance for an automati...
This thesis examines techniques to improve the robustness of automatic speech recogni-tion (ASR) sys...
This paper examines the effect of applying noise compensation to acoustic speech feature prediction ...
Speech recognition systems have improved in robustness in recent years with respect to both speaker ...
Missing data theory (MDT) has been applied to handle the problem of noise-robust speech recognition....
This paper addresses the problem of robust speech recognition in noisy conditions in the framework o...
This thesis examines techniques to improve the robustness of automatic speech recognition (ASR) syst...
This report presents a review of the main research directions in noise robust automatic speech recog...
Missing Data Theory (MDT) has shown to improve the robustness of automatic speech recognition (ASR) ...
Maintaining a high level of robustness for Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems is especially ...
Abstract. Most of current speech recognition systems are based on Hidden Markov Models assuming that...
In this thesis we studied and investigated a very common but a long existing noise problem and we p...
Missing feature theory (MFT) has demonstrated great potential for improving the noise robustness in ...
Analytic phase of the speech signal plays an important role in human speech perception, specially in...
This paper presents a method for extraction of speech robust features when the external noise is add...
It is well known that additive noise can cause a significant decrease in performance for an automati...