Detection system for segment including specific sound...

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – Recognition

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C704S203000, C704S200100, C704S241000, C704S209000, C704S500000

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a detection system of a segment including specific sound signal which detects a segment in a stored sound signal similar to a reference sound signal, including: a reference signal spectrogram division portion which divides a reference signal spectrogram into spectrograms of small-regions; a small-region reference signal spectrogram coding portion which encodes the small-region reference signal spectrogram to a reference signal small-region code; a small-region stored signal spectrogram coding portion which encodes a small-region stored signal spectrogram to a stored signal small-region code; a similar small-region spectrogram detection portion which detects a small-region spectrogram similar to the small-region reference signal spectrograms based on a degree of similarity of a code; and a degree of segment similarity calculation portion which uses a degree of small-region similarity and calculates a degree of similarity between the segment of the stored signal and the reference signal.

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