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Problem Statement To design an automatic speech recognition system that gives best recognition results for both male and female speakers. both male and female speakers. Parameters effecting ASR performance 1. Gender 2. Accent 3. Age 3. Age


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Problem Statement

To design an automatic speech recognition system that gives best recognition results for both male and female speakers. both male and female speakers.

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Parameters effecting ASR performance

  • 1. Gender
  • 2. Accent
  • 3. Age
  • 3. Age
  • 4. Emotion
  • 5. Health
  • 6. Noise
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Suppress gender variation effects

  • n Automatic Speech Recognition

Performance Performance

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Possible Solutions

Solution Training data Testing data 1.Train a single gender specific system Male/Female Male + Female 2.Train two acoustic Male Male 2.Train two acoustic models, one model for each gender Male Male Female Female 3.Train a single model on both male and female data Male + Female Male+ Female

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Literature Survey

Paper Training Corpus Testing Corpus Experiments Results Support Training data Testing data [1] 100 sentences uttered by 30 male and 30 female speakers. 100 sentences uttered by 10 male and 10 female speakers. Male M+F 57 PS.3 Female M+F 69 M+F M+F 87 [2] 2496 talks 20 talks GD GD 71.58 PS.3 [2] 2496 talks uttered by 1508 male and 988 female speakers. 20 talks uttered by 15 male and 5 female speakers. GD GD 71.58 PS.3 M+F M+F 71.78 [3] 7037 sentences uttered by 7 male + female speakers. 1002 sentences uttered by either

  • ne male or

female speaker. GD GD 93.88 PS.3 M+F M+F 96.29 [1] Gender Effect Canonicalization for Bangla ASR [2] Benchmark test for SR using the corpus of spontaneous japanese [3] Arabic Speaker Independent Continuous ASR Based on a phonetically balanced corpus

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Paper Training Corpus Testing Corpus Experiments Results Support Training data Testing data [4] 390 sentences uttered by 56 male and 36 female speakers. 390 sentences uttered by 26 male and 19 female speakers. Male Male 38.01

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Female Female 34.74 M+F M+F 36.29 [5] 10 sentences uttered by 630 male and female speakers. Male Male 36.35 PS.3 Female Female 36.12 M+F M+F 40.10 [4] Statistical Evaluation of the Effect of Gender on Prosodic Parameters and their Influence

  • n Gender Dependent Speech Recognition

[5] A study on pitch variation on the use of DWT with SVM for Speaker dependent phoneme.

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Location based ASR system

Vocabulary Training Corpus Testing Corpus Experiments Results Training data Testing data 48 place 14 place 2 place names Male Male 47.50 48 place names 14 place names uttered by 48 male and 48 female speakers. 2 place names uttered by 48 male and 48 female speakers. Male Male Female 26.00 Female Male 24.00 Female 57.50 M+F Male 88.50 Female 97.00 M+F 92.75

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Conclusion

To get good accuracy results for both male and female data it is suggested to train a single ASR on mixed (male + female) data rather ASR on mixed (male + female) data rather than separately training the two for each gender.