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Conference Paper: MULTIVARIATE VOICING DECISION RULE ADAPTS TO NOISE, DISTORTION, AND SPECTRAL SHAPING.

TitleMULTIVARIATE VOICING DECISION RULE ADAPTS TO NOISE, DISTORTION, AND SPECTRAL SHAPING.
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Issue Date1987
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Icassp, Ieee International Conference On Acoustics, Speech And Signal Processing - Proceedings, 1987, p. 197-200 How to Cite?
AbstractAn approach to making voiced/unvoiced decisions is presented. The technique is very accurate and dynamically adapts to a wide range of environments. Reliable decisions are achieved by using a weighted sum of multiple speech parameters. Instead of using discriminant analysis to determine the optimal weights, voiced and unvoiced frames are separated into two clusters by a multivariate clustering algorithm. Since cluster analysis requires no prior voicing information, the decision rule is computed from the incoming speech rather than from a training set. An adaptive clustering algorithm is derived which continuously adjusts the weights in response to changing speech characteristics.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/179566
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dc.identifier.citationIcassp, Ieee International Conference On Acoustics, Speech And Signal Processing - Proceedings, 1987, p. 197-200en_US
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dc.description.abstractAn approach to making voiced/unvoiced decisions is presented. The technique is very accurate and dynamically adapts to a wide range of environments. Reliable decisions are achieved by using a weighted sum of multiple speech parameters. Instead of using discriminant analysis to determine the optimal weights, voiced and unvoiced frames are separated into two clusters by a multivariate clustering algorithm. Since cluster analysis requires no prior voicing information, the decision rule is computed from the incoming speech rather than from a training set. An adaptive clustering algorithm is derived which continuously adjusts the weights in response to changing speech characteristics.en_US
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