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Development of A Novel Voice Verification System Using Wavelets
Development of A Novel Voice Verification System Using Wavelets
USING WAVELETS
SYNOPSIS
ABSTRACT
The audio signal especially voice signal is becoming one of the major part in humans
daily lives The fundamental idea of this project is to use wavelets as a mean of extracting
features from a voice signal. Current methods used in the field of signal processing include
Fourier Transform and Short Term Fourier Transform (STFT). However due to severe limitations
imposed by both the Fourier Transform and Short Term Fourier Transform in analyzing signals
deems them ineffective in analyzing complex and dynamic signals such as the voice signal. In
order to substitute the shortcomings imposed by both the common signal processing methods, the
wavelet signal processing technique is used. The wavelet technique is used to extract the features
in the voice signal by processing data at different scales. The wavelet technique manipulates the
scales to give a higher correlation in detecting the various frequency components in the signal.
Extracting the features of the voice signal does not limit the capabilities of this technique to a
particular application alone, but it opens the door to a wide range of possibilities as different
applications can benefit from the voice extracted features.
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Introduction
The proposed methodology for the recognition phase is the statistical calculation. Four
different types of statistical calculations are carried out on the coefficients. The statistical
calculations that are carried out are mean, standard deviation, variance and mean of absolute
deviation. The wavelet that is used for the system is the symlet 7 wavelet as that this wavelet has
a very close correlation with the voice signal. This is determined through numerous trial and
errors.
The coefficients that are extracted from the wavelet decomposition process is the second
level coefficients as the level two coefficients contain most of the correlated data of the voice
signal. The data at higher levels contains very little amount of data deeming it unusable for the
recognition phase. However a wavelet transform and a traditional transform such as IHS
transform or a PCA transform are integrated for better fusion results may be achieved .This paper
presents a novel voice verification system using wavelet transforms. The conventional signal
processing techniques assume the signal to be stationary and are ineffective in recognizing non
stationary signals such as the voice signals. Voice signals which are more dynamic could be
analyzed with far better accuracy using wavelet transform. The developed voice recognition
system is word dependant voice verification system combining the RASTA and LPC. The voice
signal is filtered using the special purpose voice signal filter using the Relative Spectral
Algorithm (RASTA). The signals are de-noised and decomposed to derive the wavelet
Coefficients and thereby a statistical computation is carried out.
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Further the formant or the resonance of the voices signal is detected using the Linear
Predictive Coding (LPC). With the statistical computation on the coefficients alone, the accuracy
of the verifying sample individual voice to his own voice is quite high (around 75% to 80%).
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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APPLICATIONS
REFERENCES
[1] Soon torn Braintree, Ying-Jui Chen Et.al. IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, IFFT, Vol.
50, No. 3, March 2002
[2] Kelly Wong, Journal of Undergraduate Research, the Role of the Fourier Transform in Time-
Scale Modification, University of Florida, Vol 2, Issue 11 - August 2001
[3] Bao Liu, Sherman Riemenschneider, an Adaptive Time- Frequency Representation and Its
Fast Implementation, Department of Mathematics, West Virginia University
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