Vocal emotion recognition in five native languages of Assam using new wavelet features

International Journal of Speech Technology

Volumn 12, Issue 1, 2009, Pages 1-13

  Kandali, Aditya Bihar ^a   Routray, Aurobinda ^a   Basu, Tapan Kumar ^b  

^a INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY   (India)

^b Aliah University   (India)

Author keywords

Full blown basic emotion; GMM classifier; MFCC; Teager energy operator; Vocal emotion recognition; WPCC

Indexed keywords

BASIC EMOTIONS; CEPSTRAL; COGNITIVE COMPONENTS; CROSS-LINGUAL; EMOTION EXPRESSION; EMOTION RECOGNITION; FEATURE SETS; FULL-BLOWN BASIC EMOTION; GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODEL; HUMAN MACHINE INTERACTION; LISTENING TESTS; NATIVE LANGUAGE; RESEARCH QUESTIONS; TEAGER ENERGY OPERATORS; TRANSFORM DOMAIN; WAVELET FEATURES;

CLASSIFIERS; FACE RECOGNITION; LEARNING SYSTEMS; LINGUISTICS; MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DEVICES; SPEECH RECOGNITION; TEXT PROCESSING;

CHARACTER RECOGNITION;

EID: 70350291535     PISSN: 13812416     EISSN: 15728110     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s10772-009-9046-4     Document Type: Article

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