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Ee6425 Speech Analysis and Processing

This document provides information about the EE6425 SPEECH ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING course. The objectives are to introduce students to digital processing of speech signals in both the time and frequency domain, understand commonly used speech representation techniques and vocoders or speech compression systems, and familiarize students with feature extraction, classification and training techniques in speech recognition. Upon completing the course, students should have enough knowledge and understanding of digital speech processing and speech recognition principles to contribute positively to related companies. The content includes fundamentals of speech, speech enhancement, hidden Markov models, speech recognition and speaker verification systems, and more. Students are assessed through continuous assessment and a final examination.

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Ee6425 Speech Analysis and Processing

This document provides information about the EE6425 SPEECH ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING course. The objectives are to introduce students to digital processing of speech signals in both the time and frequency domain, understand commonly used speech representation techniques and vocoders or speech compression systems, and familiarize students with feature extraction, classification and training techniques in speech recognition. Upon completing the course, students should have enough knowledge and understanding of digital speech processing and speech recognition principles to contribute positively to related companies. The content includes fundamentals of speech, speech enhancement, hidden Markov models, speech recognition and speaker verification systems, and more. Students are assessed through continuous assessment and a final examination.

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EE6425

SPEECH ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING

Acad Unit: Prerequisite: Effective: Last update: OBJECTIVE

4.0 Nil Acad Year 2000-2001 (Semester 1) Aug 2001

To introduce students to digital processing of speech signals in both the time and frequency domain. To understand commonly used speech representation techniques and vocoders or speech compression systems. To familiarize students with feature extraction, classification and training techniques in speech recognition, such as Hidden Markov Models and Neural Networks.

DESIRED OUTCOME Upon completion of the course, the student should have gathered enough knowledge and understanding of principles behind digital speech processing and speech recognition so as to be able to contribute postively to companies working in the telecommunication, signal processing and information technology area. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION Students should have basic knowledge in Fourier Transform, Z Transform and statistics. The course has a moderate amount of mathematics. Prior knowledge of digital filtering techniques such as Finite Impulse Response filters and Infinite Impulse Response filters will also help in the understanding of the course matter. CONTENT Fundamentals of Speech. Speech Enhancement. Dynamic Time Warping. Hidden Markov Models (HMM). Speech Recognition and Speaker Verification Systems. Scalar and Vector Quantisation. Linear Predictive Coding. Transform Coding. ASSESSMENT SCHEME Continuous Assessment Final Examination TEXTBOOK 1. Ben Gold and Nelson Morgan, Speech and Audio Signal Processing, John Wiley, 2000. ISBN 0-471-35154-7. 20% 80%

REFERENCES 1. 2. 3. L. Rabiner, B. H. Juang, Fundamentals of Speech Recognition, Prentice Hall Signal Processing Series. 1993. Atal. B., Advances in Speech Coding, Kluwer Academic Pub. 1990. Vaseghi, Saeed V., Advanced Signal Processing and Digital Noise Reduction, Wiley 1996.

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