Speaker-independent embedded speech recognition using Hidden Markov Models

Silva, Mariano Marufo da; Evin, Diego; Verrastro, Sebastian

doi:10.1109/cacidi.2016.7785985

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“…Therefore, artificial intelligence (AI) has been used in numerous fields of the latest studies. Previously, speech recognition studies utilizing ML achieved a high degree of precision by using the Gaussian mixture model (GMM) technique ( Marufo da Silva, Evin & Verrastro, 2016 ; Maghsoodi et al, 2019 ; Mouaz, Abderrahim & Abdelmajid, 2019 ), and the hidden Markov model (HMM) technique ( Veena & Mathew, 2015 ; Bao & Shen, 2016 ; Chakroun et al, 2016 ; Maurya, Kumar & Agarwal, 2018 ). However, as the data increases, the level of accuracy with these techniques drops rapidly, to the point where these traditional ML approaches suffer from low accuracy and generalization issues ( Xie et al, 2018 ).…”

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Data augmentation and deep neural networks for the classification of Pakistani racial speakers recognition

Amjad

Khan

Chang

2022

PeerJ Computer Science

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Speech emotion recognition (SER) systems have evolved into an important method for recognizing a person in several applications, including e-commerce, everyday interactions, law enforcement, and forensics. The SER system’s efficiency depends on the length of the audio samples used for testing and training. However, the different suggested models successfully obtained relatively high accuracy in this study. Moreover, the degree of SER efficiency is not yet optimum due to the limited database, resulting in overfitting and skewing samples. Therefore, the proposed approach presents a data augmentation method that shifts the pitch, uses multiple window sizes, stretches the time, and adds white noise to the original audio. In addition, a deep model is further evaluated to generate a new paradigm for SER. The data augmentation approach increased the limited amount of data from the Pakistani racial speaker speech dataset in the proposed system. The seven-layer framework was employed to provide the most optimal performance in terms of accuracy compared to other multilayer approaches. The seven-layer method is used in existing works to achieve a very high level of accuracy. The suggested system achieved 97.32% accuracy with a 0.032% loss in the 75%:25% splitting ratio. In addition, more than 500 augmentation data samples were added. Therefore, the proposed approach results show that deep neural networks with data augmentation can enhance the SER performance on the Pakistani racial speech dataset.

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