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Speech feature extraction using independent component analysis

Abstract

In this paper, we proposed new speech features using independent component analysis to human speeches. When independent component analysis is applied to speech signals for efficient encoding the adapted basis functions resemble Gabor-like features. Trained basis functions have some redundancies, so we select some of the basis functions by the reordering method. The basis functions are almost ordered from the low frequency basis vector to the high frequency basis vector. And this is compatible with the fact that human speech signals have much more information in the low frequency range. Those features can be used in automatic speech recognition systems and the proposed method gives much better recognition rates than conventional mel-frequency cepstral features.

Keywords:
Basis (linear algebra) Computer science Speech recognition Feature extraction Pattern recognition (psychology) Independent component analysis Mel-frequency cepstrum Basis function Component (thermodynamics) Artificial intelligence Range (aeronautics) Speech processing Encoding (memory) Speech coding Feature vector Mathematics Engineering

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