A Predictive Voice-Input and Output Alternative Communication System using MFCC & DTW

S. Pal¹ , VP. Singh²

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Isroset-Journal
Vol.4 , Issue.3 , pp.7-10, Jun-2016

Online published on Jul 02, 2016

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Abstract :
Modern world have lots of applications that are related to speech recognition, and so a lots of researches have been carried out in this field which empower the world more and more automated. In this paper another kind of application has been designed for peoples suffering difficulty in speaking the words properly. The system records the impaired speech and takes it as input for further processing. As per input of the speech system display predictive suggestions and then finally complete sentence will be spoken by the system. Thus it is a voice input voice output predictive system.

Key-Words / Index Term :
ASR; Mel Frequency; Cepstrum Coefficient; Feature & Vector Space; Distance Measurement

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