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speech Comparison method - Rick Lee - Oct 4 18:52:00 2003



Dear All,

I am doing a project for speech recognition, which method will be
good to compare two speechs and tell how much they are matched?

I am trying using LPC and FFT, but the result is not so good, maybe I
should do some quantiztion first, any idea?

Thanks a lot!

Rick





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Re: speech Comparison method - krish - Oct 5 6:12:00 2003

Hi Rick,
For comparing the similarity of two speech signals the best tool would be cross correlation.
regards,
Krishna.





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Re: speech Comparison method - Ugur Ersoy - Oct 7 23:26:00 2003

FFT analysis gives you the frequency components but you miss the
loaclized time properties. You can make use of wavelet decomposition
and look at the features at different frequency sub-bands. Cross
correlation is also a good tool, but you have to be good at
interpreting the results..

--- In , "Rick Lee" <rlee@a...> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am doing a project for speech recognition, which method will be
> good to compare two speechs and tell how much they are matched?
>
> I am trying using LPC and FFT, but the result is not so good, maybe
I
> should do some quantiztion first, any idea?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Rick




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