An improved noise compensation algorithm for speech recognition in noise
Ruikang Yang, Petri Haavisto · 2002
When moving a speech recognition system whose models were trained in a clean laboratory condition to real environments, one of most important issues is how to modify the models according to the changing environments. Using an HMM composition technique we present an algorithm to compensate the dynamic cepstral coefficients for HMM based speech recognition systems in noise environments. Noise compensation for acceleration parameters and for dynamic parameters which are calculated using longer linear regression are discussed. The experimental results show a clear improvement when the algorithm was applied to a speech database recorded in a car. A noise compensation system based realtime speech recognizer using the TMS320C40 was implemented and achieves a good performance in noisy environments.