Silent speech recognition from articulatory movements using deep neural network

نویسندگان

  • Seongjun Hahm
  • Jun Wang
چکیده

Laryngectomee patients lose their ability to produce speech sounds and suffer in their daily communication. There are currently limited communication options for these patients. Silent speech interfaces (SSIs), which recognize speech from articulatory information (i.e., without using audio information), have potential to assist the oral communication of persons with laryngectomy or other speech or voice disorders. One of the challenging problems in SSI development is to accurately recognize speech from articulatory data. Deep neural network (DNN)-hidden Markov model (HMM) has recently been successfully used in (acoustic) speech recognition, which shows significant improvements over the long-standing approach Gaussian mixture model (GMM)-HMM. DNNHMM, however, has rarely been used in silent speech recognition. This paper investigated the use of DNNHMM in recognizing speech from articulatory movement data. The articulatory data in the MOCHA-TIMIT data set was used in the experiment. Results indicated the performance improvement of DNN-HMM over GMMHMM in silent speech recognition.

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تاریخ انتشار 2015