Speech Recognition Based On Machine Learning

Speech is the fundamental form of communication between the speaker and the listener. Machines are unable to understand the speaker’s words, while humans can easily understand their meaning. Today, machines take up the majority of our time, but we are unable to communicate with them. Speech recognition requires both the human brain and machine learning technology to interface with humans and robots. This paper uses English as the speech recognition language because it is a universal language.

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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.59544/yfww9988/icrcct24p75
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Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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Speech Recognition Based On Machine Learning

K. Karthika, T. S., Modugula Siva Jyothi, A C Namruthah et al.
Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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Speech Recognition Based On Machine Learning

K. Karthika, T. S., Modugula Siva Jyothi, A C Namruthah, V Amutha, L S Thaniska
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Abstract

Speech is the fundamental form of communication between the speaker and the listener. Machines are unable to understand the speaker’s words, while humans can easily understand their meaning. Today, machines take up the majority of our time, but we are unable to communicate with them. Speech recognition requires both the human brain and machine learning technology to interface with humans and robots. This paper uses English as the speech recognition language because it is a universal language.

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