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RELATIVE SPECTRAL ALGORITHM BASED VOICE RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES
Vijaya Babu Kuchipudi , Dr.HARSH PRATAP SINGH , Dr. Laxmaiah Mettu
Abstract
To find the trouble of secret phrase the executives and improve the convenience of authentication
systems, biometric authentication has been broadly considered and has pulled in unique
consideration in both scholarly world and industry. Numerous biometric authentication systems
have been explored and grown, particularly for cell phones. The Voice is a signal of limitless data.
Digital processing of speech signal is vital for rapid and exact programmed voice recognition
technology. These days it is being utilized for medical care, communication military and individuals
with handicaps in this manner the digital signal cycles, for example, Feature Extraction and Feature
Matching are the most recent issues for investigation of voice signal. To remove important data from
the speech signal, settle on choices on the cycle, and get results, the information should be
controlled and examined. Fundamental technique utilized for removing the features of the voice
signal is to discover the Mel frequency cepstral coefficients. Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients
(MFCCs) are the coefficients that aggregately address the transient force range of a sound, in view of
a linear cosine transform of a log power range on a nonlinear Mel size of frequency
Keywords
biometric authentication, password management, privacy protection, Mel frequency cepstral coefficient (MFCC), voice recognition.
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