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Speech recognition is the process of converting the spoken word to text, usually without regard to a particular speaker (which is more commonly referred to as "voice recognition").
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Why does the excitation signal appear, separated, at high quefrencies in the cepstrum?
So, I've just begun a speech and language processing course and have found the explanation of the process of getting the cepstrum of a signal and its properties a little confusing. The following is a …
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