Making a Speech Recognition System that Understands Malayalam Words

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1. INTRODUCTION Speech is the most effective mode of communication used by humans. Automatic speech recognition can be defined as a technology which enables a system to recognize the input speech signals and interpret the meaning, after which the system should be able to generate some control signals. 1.1 AIM Aim of this project is to realize an Automatic Speech Recognition system in hardware which is able to understand limited Malayalam words spoken into the microphone. The system works well in room environment (approximately 20dB SNR). For the proper functioning of the system, there should be distinct pauses between the words i.e. isolated words. Due to the memory constrains in the handheld device, the vocabulary supported by the system is limited i.e. it is a limited vocabulary speaker independent isolated word recognition system. 1.2 OBJECTIVE The first phase of this work is to simulate the system which recognizes limited Malayalam numerals from one to six in PYTHON. In order to increase the accuracy of recognition, a pre-processing technique called voice activity detection, which detect the start and end points of a words, needs to be implemented. In the second phase its hardware implementation has to be done in RASPBERRY PI. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW Nowadays, innovation in scientific research is focused much more on the interactions between humans and technology and automatic speech recognition is a driving force in this process. Speech recognition technology is changing the way information is accessed, tasks are accomplished and business is done. Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is the ability of a machine to convert spoken language to recognized words. 2.1 TYPES OF ASR SYSTEMS ASR can be classified in sever... ... middle of paper ... ...CHART REFERENCES [1] S. Grassi, M.Ansorge et al, “Implementation of Automatic Speech Recognition for Low-Power Miniaturized Devices”, Published in Proceedings of the 5th COST 276 Workshop on Information and Knowledge Management for Integrated Media Communication, 2003, pp.59-64 [2] Andrew Carl Lindgren B.S, “Speech Recognition Using Features Extracted from Phase Space Reconstructions”, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 2003 [3] Shivanker Dev Dhingra , Geeta Nijhawan , Poonam Pandit , “Isolated speech recognition using mfcc and dtw”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 8, August 2013 [4] M.A.Anusuya, S.K.Katti, “Classification Techniques used in Speech Recognition Applications: A Review”, International Journal of computer applications, Vol. 2, AUGUST 2011, pp.910-954

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