Time-Frequency Analysis of Speech Signals
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Time-frequency analysis of speech signals is a crucial area of research. Speech recognition technology, as one of the key technologies driving the development of intelligent and automated information societies, holds significant research importance and practical value. Through nearly five decades of intensive exploration and research, speech recognition technology has achieved remarkable progress, with some mature techniques already being applied in daily life. However, overall, speech recognition still presents considerable challenges in both research and practical applications. This article provides a comprehensive overview of speech recognition technology, covering key techniques, specific applications, and current difficulties, and includes MATLAB-based simulation analysis of individual speech samples. Code implementations focus on signal processing techniques such as Short-Time Fourier Transform (STFT) and wavelet analysis for feature extraction.
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Time-frequency analysis of speech signals is a vital research endeavor. Speech recognition technology, as one of the core technologies advancing intelligent and automated information societies, has made significant strides through nearly fifty years of research. Some mature speech recognition techniques have been progressively integrated into daily applications. However, overall, speech recognition continues to face numerous challenges in both research and practical implementation. This article provides a detailed examination of speech recognition technology, including key methodologies, specific applications, and current obstacles. Furthermore, we conducted simulation analysis on individual speech samples using MATLAB, employing signal processing functions like spectrogram() and stft() to demonstrate time-frequency characterization and feature extraction processes for better understanding of speech recognition mechanisms.
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