Machine Learning for Predictive Analytics in the Improvement of English Speech Feature Recognition
Yan Chen, Bukhari Martinuzzi · Mobile Information Systems · 2022
The use of deep learning to improve English speaking has seen tremendous development in recent years. This study evaluates the noise that is present in the English speech environment, employs a two-way search method to select the optimum feature set, and applies a quick correlation filter to remove redundant features in order to increase the accuracy of English voice feature identification. In addition, this article designs a low-pass filter in the complex cepstrum domain to filter the room impulse response in order to obtain the estimated value of the complex cepstrum of the original speech signal. After doing so, the authors transform this estimated value into the time domain in order to obtain the estimated value of the original speech signal. In addition, this paper proposes a corresponding noise elimination model for the purpose of eliminating noise from English speech in a reverberant environment. It also designs a complex cepstrum domain filter in order to conduct simulation research on the different characteristics of the reverberation signal and the pure speech signal in the complex cepstrum domain. In conclusion, this study develops an English voice feature recognition model that is founded on a deep neural network. Furthermore, this paper uses experimental research to validate the validity of the algorithm model that was developed in this study.