Speech recognition system wherein the consonantal characteristic

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – One-way audio signal program distribution – Public address system

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ABSTRACT:
In a speech-recognition system in which time-series patterns of characteristic quantities are extracted from an input utterance within a voiced interval, the local-peak patterns, which are the results obtained by stably extracting the characteristics of the steady vowel portions, and the consonantal patterns, which are the results obtained by stably extracting the characteristics of the consonantal portions, are recognized and identified. This makes it possible to perform accurate and stable speech-recognition including also the characteristics of the consonants.

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