2 results about "Vocal fold vibration" patented technology

The application relates to the technical field of speech recognition, in particular to a speech-based emotion recognition method, which comprises the following steps: according to an input speech signal, frame division and windowing are carried out. The application can obtain more profound insights into emotional expression by decomposing the input speech signal into two physical sources of glottal excitation and vocal tract response for independent modeling and analysis, obtaining a vocal tract transfer function set via linear predictive coding operation, and applying inverse filtering to the original speech signal to reconstruct an approximate glottal pulse sequence, effectively stripping the influence of vocal tract resonance on the signal, so that perturbation parameters, open quotient and closed quotient and the like representing vocal cord vibration patterns can be directly calculated, at the same time, the vocal tract transfer function set is used to identify and track the dynamic trajectory of the formant, and the phase difference cosine mean between adjacent frames is combined to quantify the sound production stability, and subtle dynamic adjustment and control stability of sound production organs such as the oral cavity and tongue position caused by emotional changes are captured.

The present invention relates to a high-quality voice signal processing device and method through ambient noise removal based on multi-sensor signal fusion, which enables voice signal processing robust to external noise environments through multi-sensor signal fusion using an accelerometer sensor (ACC) and a voice microphone sensor (MIC). The device comprises: a voice microphone sensor (MIC) that senses and outputs a voice signal of a speaker; an accelerometer sensor (ACC) that detects vocal cord vibration of a speaker and outputs a signal; a noise reduction processing MCU that extracts a vocalization segment based on vocal cord vibration using the output signal of the accelerometer sensor (ACC), synthesizes the low-frequency component of the accelerometer sensor (ACC) and the low-frequency component of the voice microphone sensor (MIC) by varying the synthesis ratio based on the noise level extracted from the output signal of the voice microphone sensor (MIC) using the vocalization segment information, and restores and outputs a voice signal by adding the synthesized low-frequency component and the high-frequency component of the voice microphone sensor (MIC); and a wireless communication module that outputs the restored voice signal externally.