SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM HAVING A QUANTIZER USING A SINGLE ROBUST CODEBOOK DESIGNED AT MULTIPLE SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIOS
Patent №
US 6,003,003
Granted
1999-12-14
Filed 1997
Owner
ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC.
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Lab
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AI components
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ml · nlp · speech · hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
08883979
In one embodiment, a speech recognition system is organized with a fuzzy matrix quantizer with a single codebook representing u codewords. The single codebook is designed with entries from u codebooks which are designed with respective words at multiple signal to noise ratio levels. Such entries are, in one embodiment, centroids of clustered training data. The training data is, in one embodiment, derived from line spectral frequency pairs representing respective speech input signals at various signal to noise ratios. The single codebook trained in this manner provides a codebook for a robust front end speech processor, such as the fuzzy matrix quantizer, for training a speech classifier such as a u hidden Markov models and a speech post classifier such as a neural network. In one embodiment, a fuzzy Viterbi algorithm is used with the hidden Markov models to describe the speech input signal probabilistically.
AI classification
Ownership
ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC.
assignment · 88590924
SAXON INNOVATIONS, LLC
assignment · 200980599
Assignors
ASGHAR, SAFDAR M., CONG, LIN
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