Research on the Continuous Speech Feature Extraction Method for Different Noise

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We propose a noise-robust continuous speech recognition (CSR) method for modeling and recognition. In recognition, we divide the continuous speech vectors to segments using proposed algorithm, then use DRA based on the segments for recognition. The proposed method efficiency is studied for noisy environment. DRA decreases the difference between the model and recognition continuous speech vectors. The new algorithm focuses on adjust the vectors by using different maxima in different segments. Segment-based DRA algorithm can make noisy speech feature vectors closer to the model. The average recognition rate has been improved at different noise and SNR conditions.

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