2008 · 10 citations · 12 references
ComputingSpeech-language PathologyArticulation DisordersFeature EngineeringPhoneticsClinical PhoneticsPattern RecognitionPrincipal Component AnalysisSpeech IntelligibilitySpeech RecognitionArticulationRobust Feature RepresentationRobust Feature SelectionRobust Principal Component AnalysisRobust Speech RecognitionSpeech Articulation DisordersSpeech Recognition AcousticsWord Recognition Accuracy
We investigated the speech recognition of a person with artic-ulation disorders resulting from athetoid cerebral palsy. The articulation of the first speech tends to become unstable due to strain on speech-related muscles, and that causes degradation of speech recognition. Therefore, we proposed a robust feature extraction method based on PCA (Principal Component Analy-sis) instead of MFCC [1]. In this paper, we discuss our effort to integrate a Metamodel [2] and Acoustic model approach. Meta-model has a technique for incorporating a model of a speaker’s confusion matrix into the ASR process in such a way as to increase recognition accuracy. Its effectiveness has been con-firmed by word recognition experiments. Index Terms: articulation disorders, PCA, feature extraction, model integration, dysarthric speech
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