Chapter 10: Cognitive Services for the User - from Cognitive Radio Technology
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Software-defined cognitive radios (CRs) use voice as a primary input/output (I/O) modality and are expected to have substantial computational resources capable of supporting advanced speechand audio-processing applications. This chapter extends previous work on speech applications (e.g., [1]) to cognitive services that enhance military mission capability by capitalizing on automatic processes, such as speech information extraction and understanding the environment. Such capabilities go beyond interaction with the intended user of the software-defined radio (SDR)—they extend to speech and audio applications that can be applied to information that has been extracted from voice and acoustic noise gathered from other users and entities in the environment. For example, in a military environment, situational awareness and understanding could be enhanced by informing users based on processing voice and noise from both friendly and hostile forces operating in a given battle space. This chapter provides a survey of a number of speechand audio-processing technologies and their potential applications to CR, including:
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