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Discrete Time Processing of Speech Signals

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ISBN-10: 0023283017

ISBN-13: 9780023283017

Edition: N/A

Authors: John R. Deller, John G. Proakis, John H. Hansen

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This text covers the essential aspects of modern speech processing - analysis, synthesis and coding, enhancement and quality assessment, and recognition. It provides state-of-the-art information for advanced research and development in the computer processing of speech. Review chapters cover topics such as signal processing, stochastic processes, pattern recognition and information theory.
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Book details

List price: $93.33
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 800
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.75" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.882
Language: English

Preface
Signal Processing Background
Propaedeutic
Review of DSP Concepts and Notation
Review of Probability and Stochastic Processes
Topics in Statistical Pattern Recognition
Information and Entropy
Phasors and Steady-State Solutions
Onward to Speech Processing
Speech Production and Modeling
Fundamentals of Speech Science
Speech Communication
Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Production System
Phonemics and Phonetics
Modeling Speech Production
Acoustic Theory of Speech Production
Discrete-Time Modeling
Analysis Techniques
Short-Term Processing of Speech
Short-Term Measures from Long-Term Concepts
Example Short-Term Features and Applications
Linear Prediction Analysis
Long-Term LP Analysis by System Identification
How Good Is the LP Model?
Short-Term LP Analysis
Alternative Representations of the LP Coefficients
Applications of LP in Speech Analysis
Cepstral Analysis
"Real" Cepstrum
Complex Cepstrum
A Critical Analysis of the Cepstrum and Conclusions
Coding, Enhancement and Quality Assessment
Speech Coding and Synthesis
Optimum Scalar and Vector Quantization
Waveform Coding
Vocoders
Measuring the Quality of Speech Compression
Speech Enhancement
Classification of Speech Enhancement Methods
Short-Term Spectral Amplitude Techniques
Speech Modeling and Wiener Filtering
Adaptive Noise Canceling
Systems Based on Fundamental Frequency Tracking
Performance Evaluation
Speech Quality Assessment
Subjective Quality Measures
Objective Quality Measures
Objective Versus Subjective Measures
Recognition
The Speech Recognition Problem
The "Dimensions of Difficulty"
Related Problems and Approaches
Dynamic Time Warping
Dynamic Programming
Dynamic Time Warping Applied to IWR
DTW Applied to CSR
Training Issues in DTW Algorithms
The Hidden Markov Model
Theoretical Developments
Practical Issues
First View of Recognition Systems Based on HMMs
Language Modeling
Formal Tools for Linguistic Processing
HMMs, Finite State Automata, and Regular Grammars
A "Bottom-Up" Parsing Example
Principles of "Top-Down" Recognizers
Other Language Models
IWR As "CSR"
Standard Databases for Speech-Recognition Research
A Survey of Language-Model-Based Systems
The Artificial Neural Network
The Artificial Neuron
Network Principles and Paradigms
Applications of ANNs in Speech Recognition
Index