Speech recognition Coding

somebody please tell me how do i go about speech recognition coding.

Risposte (8)

Raviteja
Raviteja il 4 Feb 2011

3 voti

First you need fundamentals of speech processing. Witch includes speech signal basic sounds and features. DSP techniques like, FFT, Windowing,STFT.
Some basic signal processing tasks like finding energy, spectrum of speech, autocorrelation, zero crossing detection, silence speech removal techniques etc. Then feature extraction from speech signals.
Feature extraction (LPC,MFCC). Then classification process of feature vectros by VQ.
Then statistical modelling like HMM, GMM.
You need to go following books "Digital processing of speech signals" by Rabinar "Fundamentals of speech recognition" by Rabinar And good books for DSP.
Mostly you read IEEE papers.
Michelle Hirsch
Michelle Hirsch il 4 Feb 2011
Is your goal to have speech recognition running in MATLAB, or to actually learn how to implement the algorithm?
If you just want to be able to use speech recognition in MATLAB, and you are running on Windows, you can pretty easily just incorporate the existing Windows capabilities using the MATLAB interface to .NET.
Here's some code my friend Jiro happened to pass around just the other day for this exact task. (Paste into a file in the editor and save).
function rec = speechrecognition
% Add assembly
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech');
% Construct engine
rec = System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine;
rec.SetInputToDefaultAudioDevice;
rec.LoadGrammar(System.Speech.Recognition.DictationGrammar);
% Define listener callback
addlistener(rec, 'SpeechRecognized', @recognizedFcn);
% Start recognition
rec.RecognizeAsync(System.Speech.Recognition.RecognizeMode.Multiple);
% Callback
function recognizedFcn(obj, e)
% Get text
txt = char(e.Result.Text);
% Split into words
w = regexp(txt, '\s', 'split');
if length(w) > 1
% Look for the occurrence of the phrase "search for"
idx = find(strcmp(w(1:end-1), 'search') & ...
strcmp(w(2:end), 'for'), 1, 'first');
if ~isempty(idx) && length(w) >= idx+2
% The words after are the search terms
searchTerm = sprintf('%s+', w{idx+2:end});
searchTerm(end) = '';
% Search on the web
web(['http://www.google.com/search?q=', searchTerm]);
fprintf(2, 'search for "%s"\n', strrep(searchTerm, '+', ' '));
else
%disp(txt)
end
elseif length(w) == 1 && strcmpi(w{1}, 'stop')
obj.RecognizeAsyncStop;
obj.delete;
%disp(txt);
disp('Stopping Speech Recognition. Thank you for using!');
else
%disp(txt);
end

3 Commenti

Benjamin Škafar
Benjamin Škafar il 3 Apr 2011
Hello. Do you know on which version of OS and .NET whas this code written? I have this error using Jiro's code:
Error using ==> speechrecognition at 8
Message: Cannot find the requested data item, such as a data key or value.
Source: System.Speech
HelpLink:
Running on windows 7, .NET Framework 4
Thanks for your time.
B.Š.
Frandy
Frandy il 15 Apr 2012
Hello I'm working on a project that involves using speech recognition. Now I tried to use your code but I am not sure on the actual process in which to have the code actually work. Do you mind explain?
Steven Dakin
Steven Dakin il 10 Gen 2021
Some operational example code that uses this approach would be vey useful!

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Nada Gamal
Nada Gamal il 20 Apr 2011

0 voti

Hi Raviteja , I made all steps of speech recognition except of classification because i used Elcudien Distance and calculate the minium distance to the templates .And i have a problem now in how can i implement Hidden Markove model in speech recognition . i don't understand this algrothim . Thanks a lot :) Best Regards, Nada Gamal
veni
veni il 24 Ago 2016

0 voti

how to write the speech recognisation in matlab coding? how to record the speech in matlab?
Neha Tonpe
Neha Tonpe il 25 Nov 2022
Modificato: Walter Roberson il 25 Nov 2022
function rec = speechrecognition
% Add assembly
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech');
% Construct engine
rec = System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine;
rec.SetInputToDefaultAudioDevice;
rec.LoadGrammar(System.Speech.Recognition.DictationGrammar);
% Define listener callback
addlistener(rec, 'SpeechRecognized', @recognizedFcn);
% Start recognition
rec.RecognizeAsync(System.Speech.Recognition.RecognizeMode.Multiple);
% Callback
function recognizedFcn(obj, e)
% Get text
txt = char(e.Result.Text);
% Split into words
w = regexp(txt, '\s', 'split');
if length(w) > 1
% Look for the occurrence of the phrase "search for"
idx = find(strcmp(w(1:end-1), 'search') & ...
strcmp(w(2:end), 'for'), 1, 'first');
if ~isempty(idx) && length(w) >= idx+2
% The words after are the search terms
searchTerm = sprintf('%s+', w{idx+2:end});
searchTerm(end) = '';
% Search on the web
web(['http://www.google.com/search?q=', searchTerm]);
fprintf(2, 'search for "%s"\n', strrep(searchTerm, '+', ' '));
else
%disp(txt)
end
elseif length(w) == 1 && strcmpi(w{1}, 'stop')
obj.RecognizeAsyncStop;
obj.delete;
%disp(txt);
disp('Stopping Speech Recognition. Thank you for using!');
else
%disp(txt);
end
Lavuri
Lavuri il 26 Dic 2022
function rec = speechrecognition
% Add assembly
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech');
% Construct engine
rec = System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine;
rec.SetInputToDefaultAudioDevice;
rec.LoadGrammar(System.Speech.Recognition.DictationGrammar);
% Define listener callback
addlistener(rec, 'SpeechRecognized', @recognizedFcn);
% Start recognition
rec.RecognizeAsync(System.Speech.Recognition.RecognizeMode.Multiple);
% Callback
function recognizedFcn(obj, e)
% Get text
txt = char(e.Result.Text);
% Split into words
w = regexp(txt, '\s', 'split');
if length(w) > 1
% Look for the occurrence of the phrase "search for"
idx = find(strcmp(w(1:end-1), 'search') & ...
strcmp(w(2:end), 'for'), 1, 'first');
if ~isempty(idx) && length(w) >= idx+2
% The words after are the search terms
searchTerm = sprintf('%s+', w{idx+2:end});
searchTerm(end) = '';
% Search on the web
web(['http://www.google.com/search?q=', searchTerm]);
fprintf(2, 'search for "%s"\n', strrep(searchTerm, '+', ' '));
else
%disp(txt)
end
elseif length(w) == 1 && strcmpi(w{1}, 'stop')
obj.RecognizeAsyncStop;
obj.delete;
%disp(txt);
disp('Stopping Speech Recognition. Thank you for using!');
else
%disp(txt);
end
pathakunta
pathakunta il 26 Gen 2024

0 voti

First you need fundamentals of speech processing. Witch includes speech signal basic sounds and features. DSP techniques like, FFT, Windowing,STFT. Some basic signal processing tasks like finding energy, spectrum of speech, autocorrelation, zero crossing detection, silence speech removal techniques etc. Then feature extraction from speech signals. Feature extraction (LPC,MFCC). Then classification process of feature vectros by VQ. Then statistical modelling like HMM, GMM. You need to go following books "Digital processing of speech signals" by Rabinar "Fundamentals of speech recognition" by Rabinar And good books for DSP. Mostly you read IEEE papers.
Praveen
Praveen il 8 Ott 2024

0 voti

function rec = speechrecognition
% Add assembly
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech');
% Construct engine
rec = System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine;
rec.SetInputToDefaultAudioDevice;
rec.LoadGrammar(System.Speech.Recognition.DictationGrammar);
% Define listener callback
addlistener(rec, 'SpeechRecognized', @recognizedFcn);
% Start recognition
rec.RecognizeAsync(System.Speech.Recognition.RecognizeMode.Multiple);
% Callback
function recognizedFcn(obj, e)
% Get text
txt = char(e.Result.Text);
% Split into words
w = regexp(txt, '\s', 'split');
if length(w) > 1
% Look for the occurrence of the phrase "search for"
idx = find(strcmp(w(1:end-1), 'search') & ...
strcmp(w(2:end), 'for'), 1, 'first');
if ~isempty(idx) && length(w) >= idx+2
% The words after are the search terms
searchTerm = sprintf('%s+', w{idx+2:end});
searchTerm(end) = '';
% Search on the web
web(['http://www.google.com/search?q=', searchTerm]);
fprintf(2, 'search for "%s"\n', strrep(searchTerm, '+', ' '));
else
%disp(txt)
end
elseif length(w) == 1 && strcmpi(w{1}, 'stop')
obj.RecognizeAsyncStop;
obj.delete;
%disp(txt);
disp('Stopping Speech Recognition. Thank you for using!');
else
%disp(txt);
end

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