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“A speech recognizer” a tool to recognize the high clarity speech signal based on existing speech using ISCA

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In this research a new way introduced for solving the underdetermined blind speech signal separation problem when the number of observation is less than the sources for which the ICA… Click to show full abstract

In this research a new way introduced for solving the underdetermined blind speech signal separation problem when the number of observation is less than the sources for which the ICA is no longer applicable, which enhance the time complexity for separation of signal. To resolve that, Improved Sparse Component Analysis (ISCA) is introduced to exploit the sparse nature of TF domain, which adopt a two-step processing that contains mixing matrix estimation followed by separation of source. This ISCA is based on fuzzy c-means with Particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm for mixed matrix Estimation. In our work PSO is used to separate the accurate voice signal from the random mixed signal by finding the best optima solution in the cluster part. Then the source signal separation is carried out based on the shortest path. These initial processing is done and verified by Mat lab and hardware description language is generated using HDL coder and it is synthesized using Xilinx ISE. The final result illustrates that the proposed system has an improved performance in terms of SNR, Efficiency and Accuracy.

Keywords: speech recognizer; recognizer tool; speech; separation; speech signal

Journal Title: Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing
Year Published: 2019

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