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Analysis of FFSR, VFSR, MFSR Techniques for Feature Extraction in Speaker Recognition: A Review


Published in Volume 7, Issue 4, No 1, pp 26-31, July 2010


In this paper we provide the brief overview of FFSR, VFSR and MFSR technique for speech analysis in speaker recognition system. Following this overview we will discuss some of the strength and weakness of current frame size and frame rate technique. A Fixed Frame Size and Rate (FFSR) in most of stateof– the-art speech recognition system can face some problems such as accidentally meeting noisy frames, also assign the same importance to each frames. As an attempt to avoid these problems Variable Frame Size and Rate (VFSR) technique selects optimal frame size and frame rate depending on speaking rate to capture sudden changes in spectral information along with time. But it increases the burden of identifying the spectral changes in the speech. To overcome this drawback Multiple Frame Size and Rate (MFSR) is used which provide different feature vectors for same data which increases the performance of speech recognition. The motivation of all these analysis is to increase the speech recognition performance at the cost of reducing the time and space complexity.

Keywords: Fixed Frame Size and Rate (FFSR), Variable Frame size and Rate (VFSR), Multiple Frame Size and Rate (MFSR)

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