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Problem 2 Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc There are several phonetics in the English language, – Vowels – Affricates – Fricatives – Plosives – Nasals – Semi vowel – whispers

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Page 1: Speech recognition Home Work 1. Problem 1 Problem 2 Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc There are several phonetics

Speech recognitionHome Work 1

Page 2: Speech recognition Home Work 1. Problem 1 Problem 2 Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc There are several phonetics

Problem 1

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Page 3: Speech recognition Home Work 1. Problem 1 Problem 2 Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc There are several phonetics

Problem 2

• Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc

• There are several phonetics in the English language, – Vowels– Affricates– Fricatives– Plosives– Nasals– Semi vowel– whispers

Page 4: Speech recognition Home Work 1. Problem 1 Problem 2 Here in this problem, all the phonemes are detected by using phoncode.doc There are several phonetics

Problem 3

• Pitch , duration, and energy is the main three models of prosodic elements

• The pitch information incorporated into specgram_nist.m will allow for some prosodic context in the decision making algorithm.

• Pitch.m performs analysis on one analysis frame segment.

• Frame based analysis has been coded for pitch estimation of the entire speech signal.