Application of Speech Recognition: For Programming Languages

Bhojaraj Barhate¹ , Dipashri Sisodiya² , Rakesh Deore³

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal Paper
Vol.06 , Special Issue.01 , pp.6-8, Jan-2018

Online published on Jan 31, 2018

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Abstract :
Speech is used to transmit message through a sequence of sound units of a language. Speech produces sound waves modulated by vocal tract systems. In this paper we collect the speech signals of lexical units of c programming language. We create speech database for lexical units of c programming language. This study focuses on application of preprocessing algorithms on speech signal.The preprocessing is used toprocess raw data and prepare it for further processing. We use MFCC and SVM. We get average recognition rate of 85.00%.

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MFCC and SVM

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