This invention relates to the field of
speech recognition technology, specifically to a method for suppressing false triggering in a
speech recognition system. This method acquires and segments candidate wake-up speech signals, performs audible acoustic analysis and high-frequency carrier anomaly analysis on each speech segment to be verified, and calculates a command validity
score by combining cross-segment consistency, audible injection risk, and target secondary
discrimination threshold. Based on this, false triggering speech signals are suppressed. This invention combines candidate recognition, segment
verification, audible acoustic analysis, and high-frequency carrier anomaly analysis, and comprehensively considers cross-segment physical consistency, audible injection risk, and target secondary
discrimination threshold to generate a command validity
score, thereby improving the accuracy, security, and reliability of false triggering recognition and
normal speech command response.