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Spectral Entropy Based Feature for Robust ASR

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Recently, entropy measures at different stages of recognition have been used in automatic speech recognition (ASR) task. In a recent paper, we proposed that formant positions of a spectrum can be captured by multi-resolution spectral entropy feature. In th ...
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Spectral Entropy Feature in Multi-stream for Robust ASR

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In recent papers, entropy computed from sub-bands of the spectrum was used as a feature for automatic speech recognition. In the present paper, we further study the sub-band spectral entropy features which can give the flatness/peakiness of the sub-band sp ...
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Multi-resolution Spectral Entropy Based Feature for Robust ASR

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Recently, entropy measures at different stages of recognition have been used in automatic speech recognition (ASR) task. In a recent paper, we proposed that formant positions of a spectrum can be captured by multi-resolution spectral entropy feature. In th ...
IDIAP2004

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Spectral Entropy Based Feature for Robust ASR

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In general, entropy gives us a measure of the number of bits required to represent some information. When applied to probability mass function (PMF), entropy can also be used to measure the ``peakiness'' of a distribution. In this paper, we propose using t ...
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On Multi-scale Fourier Transform Analysis of Speech Signals

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