Speech recognition using bio-signals

Details Speech recognition using bio-signals Speech recognition using bio-signals

1993-12-22

1996-07-23

MacDonald, Allen R.

395 252, 395 24, G10L 506

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ABSTRACT:
The recognition rate of a speech recognition system is improved by compensating for changes in the user's speech that result from factors such as emotion, anxiety or fatigue. A speech signal derived from a user's utterance is modified by a preprocessor and provided to a speech recognition system to improve the recognition rate. The speech signal is modified based on a bio-signal which is indicative of the user's emotional state.

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