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Hermansky et al., 1993 - Google Patents

Recognition of speech in additive and convolutional noise based on RASTA spectral processing

Hermansky et al., 1993

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13882774964746088672
Author
Hermansky H
Morgan N
Hirsch H
Publication year
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1993 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing

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RASTA (relative spectral) processing is studied in a spectral domain which is linear-like for small spectral values and logarithmic-like for large spectral values. Experiments with a recognizer trained on clean speech and test data degraded by both convolutional and …
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