| 摘要 |
A speech detection system extracts a plurality of features from multiple input streams. In the acoustic model space, the tree of Gaussians in the model is pruned to include the active states. The Gaussians are mapped to Hidden Markov Model states for Viterbi phoneme alignment. Another feature space, such as the energy feature space is combined with the acoustic feature space. In the feature space, the features are combined and principal component analysis decorrelates the features to fewer dimensions, thus reducing the number of features. The Gaussians are also mapped to silence, disfluent phoneme, or voiced phoneme classes. The silence class is true silence and the voiced phoneme class is speech. The disfluent class may be speech or non-speech. If a frame is classified as disfluent, then that frame is re-classified as the silence class or the voiced phoneme class based on adjacent frames.
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