Enhancing Answering Machine Detection through Adaptive Speech Transcription: A Telecommunications Industry Solution

This study examines an innovative approach to Answering Machine Detection (AMD) leveraging the PocketSphinx speech recognition system, a lightweight and efficient tool based on Hidden Markov Models (HMM).The research conducts a comparative analysis between traditional cadence-based methods and a speech recognition system, trained on a specialized dataset of answering machine responses.The developed solution achieves high detection accuracy (90-98%) compared to traditional methods (70-80%) while maintaining optimal server resource utilization through its lightweight architecture.Key technical features include preconfigured analysis parameters, integration with Asterisk PBX through EAGI script, and support for both cloud and on-premise deployment.This research contributes to the field by demonstrating how efficient HMM implementation with specialized training data can provide high-performance AMD solutions while minimizing computational overhead.

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International journal of latest research in engineering and technology.
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.56581/ijlret.10.12.01-04
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Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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Enhancing Answering Machine Detection through Adaptive Speech Transcription: A Telecommunications Industry Solution

Borovikov Evgeny
International journal of latest research in engineering and technology.
Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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Enhancing Answering Machine Detection through Adaptive Speech Transcription: A Telecommunications Industry Solution

Borovikov Evgeny
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Abstract

This study examines an innovative approach to Answering Machine Detection (AMD) leveraging the PocketSphinx speech recognition system, a lightweight and efficient tool based on Hidden Markov Models (HMM).The research conducts a comparative analysis between traditional cadence-based methods and a speech recognition system, trained on a specialized dataset of answering machine responses.The developed solution achieves high detection accuracy (90-98%) compared to traditional methods (70-80%) while maintaining optimal server resource utilization through its lightweight architecture.Key technical features include preconfigured analysis parameters, integration with Asterisk PBX through EAGI script, and support for both cloud and on-premise deployment.This research contributes to the field by demonstrating how efficient HMM implementation with specialized training data can provide high-performance AMD solutions while minimizing computational overhead.

International journal of latest research in engineering and technology.Vol. 10(12)
University of Dubai (AE)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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