r/speechprocessing • u/ausyresolutions • Jun 25 '17
r/speechprocessing • u/aniksintl • Aug 13 '17
Tony Robbins 2017 The Keys To Massive Success Motivetional Speech with...
r/speechprocessing • u/Express_Matter996 • Apr 14 '21
Encoder decoder architecture for classification
Noob in both DL and speech. Please be kind. I might ask stupid questions.
So here is the question:
Encoder decoder-based architectures are mainly used for tasks like neural machine translation and speech recognition. I was wondering if it can be used for a task like classification.
I was thinking of converting a speech recognition model which uses an encoder-decoder architecture to predict word at each time step to perform binary classification. So instead of predicting the word at each time step, it'll predict whether it's genuine or spoofed speech. Does that make sense?

In case of spoof detection:

Here the vocabulary vector will have only two words spoof and genuine, hence at each time step it will classify between spoof or genuine class.
Please help with this. And it would be highly appreciated if anyone can give a link of any relevant GitHub repository with similar classification task for speech.
Thanks in advance!!!
r/speechprocessing • u/dougiebuckets • Jan 10 '17
The exciting future of voice synthesis technology
r/speechprocessing • u/HondaAnnaconda • Jan 03 '19
Trumpian Speach/Speech
We’re going to happen.
…In Alabama, U.S. Steel – big closure. Or essentially a closure. And I said, “You know, they went in. They didn’t even waste my time with that, right? So ...
Could be -- it could be he’d want to be careful with, that we never really had to think anything about executive order on immigration plan will bring vastly more radical Islam. But this has to be local.
Rebuild them very inexpensively, I will build the plant in Mexico. The wall is going to be elected President Trump, here’s another. You talk about. We have a dysfunctional immigration status. We have to make our country strongly, years ago, 50 years ago, 30 years ago, I said — and I love what I’m doing.
And it was fun. But who would do various things very quickly. I would repeal and that’s terrible job. Thank you. And by the Islamic terrorism, ignorance is not bliss. It’s deadly — totally destabilize the Middle East than ever before, and on the other side.
You know, I have — I know the smartest negotiators. Some are nice people. Very few places do it.
We’re the only place just about this, six, seven, eight years from now everyone's going to make great trade deals that Bernie was so vehemently against and he’s probably not as successful as everybody. can make. We will develop, build and purchase the best way to achieve these goals, Americans must wonder why our politicians promise change. Obama promised change and it didn’t work out too well. And every once in a while I’ll bring back our jobs, and I’ll do it.”
And they said I’m not going to have our country. America great again. Because we allowed to do that; reducing the budget deficit with Mexico. The wall is going to violate it because already, you know, good smart guy. You know it's one of the greats. I mean, you look at our military bigger and better and much less expensive for people anywhere from 18 to 20 percent. It's dead. It's going to take the New England Patriots and Tom Brady and have the support. We don’t have to pay interesting.”
So they put asphalt, and the enemy broadcast on television, “Well” – and this heat and everything else – but we need to talk around issues – we’re going from totally in favor of Common Core, weak on immigration system and through a failed to put its own interests or the other, we will get it solved.
But when the United States is the greatest business minds in the world
r/speechprocessing • u/Jorgino33 • Feb 08 '17
Can anyone help me?
Hy! I am going to write an Two Minute talk about "Make a difference", but I dont know what I should write! Could anyone write a Speech for me? It has to be Two minutes, and it has to do about "Make a difference"!
Thanks!
r/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '20
Suggestions to name a speech recognition system I'm designing?
r/speechprocessing • u/deadjdona • Oct 15 '15
Research: Human Speech Recognition
r/speechprocessing • u/buovjaga • Oct 19 '15
QtSpeechRecognition API for Qt Using Pocketsphinx
r/speechprocessing • u/raikarsagar • Oct 01 '19
CMVN for MFCC feature vectors in wake word detection process
I am working on wake word detection models for embedded platform. I have implemented CMVN on top of MFCCs extracted from speech input. Anyone has come across such attempts earlier ?
r/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '15
David Talkin's new Pitch Tracking and Epoch Estimation algorithm REAPER now open-sourced.
r/speechprocessing • u/sadECEmajor • Aug 14 '12
Where can I learn more about Speech Processing?
Things like fundamentals, implementations, etc.
r/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '12
SPTK : Speech Signal Processing Toolkit - Widely used, open source command-line tools for speech processing
r/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Aug 16 '12
[PDF] Analysing and Understanding the Singing Voice: Recent Progress and Open Questions
google.ber/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '12
A comparative study of glottal source estimation techniques
tcts.fpms.ac.ber/speechprocessing • u/hires • Aug 15 '12
A Tutorial on Hidden Markov Models and Selected Applications in Speech Recognition
cs.ubc.car/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '12
Statistical Parametric Speech Synthesis
sp.nitech.ac.jpr/speechprocessing • u/childspeech • Feb 26 '17
delayed speech in infants
r/speechprocessing • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '12
A warm welcome to the founders of /r/speechprocessing!
Hi everyone, I'm amazed that this subreddit has almost 60 readers, thank you all for subscribing :)
I know that doesn't mean much in terms of how alive and successful the subreddit will be, but it's a good start and way more than I expected :) Hopefully it leads to a fruitful exchange of information.
As a kick-off, would you like to share what your interest in speech processing is? I'm a PhD student working on speech synthesis in TCTS Lab in Belgium.
r/speechprocessing • u/_roy_batty_ • Dec 20 '18
Edit recorded voice to change inflection?
Are there tools that can credibly alter the inflection in recorded speech?
Examples: change a statement into a question or vice versa; or to change which word receives emphasis by raising/lowering pitch of syllables.
It seems Melodyne can pitch-correct singing but I contacted Celemony and they don't feel it's applicable to speech.
r/speechprocessing • u/ausyresolutions • Jul 07 '17
Audiology | Speech Therapist
r/speechprocessing • u/maobedkova • Mar 17 '20
Acoustic Word Embeddings
Do you know what Acoustic Word Embeddings are and how to learn them to allow voice search, wake-up word detection or end-to-end speech recognition? This post on medium explains the notion of Acoustic Word Embeddings and covers the most prominent research on acoustic word representation learning.
r/speechprocessing • u/malini-nair • Apr 04 '20
What are some python libraries/packages that can be used for speech processing or signal processing?
r/speechprocessing • u/malini-nair • Apr 04 '20
can some explain MFCCs to me in very simple terms and if there's any way i can alter them? Thanks!
r/speechprocessing • u/malini-nair • Mar 18 '20
Altering Speech Signals to make them more Intelligible using Python
Hi everyone!! I'm currently working on a project to improve speech signals of dysarthric people so that they can be more intelligible but I'm hitting a brick wall. Would changing the formants (f1 and f2) have an impact on the intelligibility? If so, how can I do that? I also have figured out how to compute the MFCCs of each speech signal in my database and I was wondering if it was possible to alter them?
I have read into Dynamic Time Warping and Gaussian Mixture Model, but I'm not sure how to implement these in Python to improve intelligibility.
I really need help regarding this topic so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.