Intelligent model for speech recognition based on SVM: A case study on English language

Abstract

English feature recognition has a certain influence on the development of English intelligent technology. In particular, the speech recognition technology has the problem of accuracy when performing English feature recognition. In order to improve the English feature recognition effect, this study takes the intelligent learning algorithm as the system algorithm and combines support vector machines to construct an English feature recognition system and uses linear classifiers and nonlinear classifiers to complete the relevant work of subjective recognition. Moreover, spectral subtraction is introduced in the front end of feature extraction, and the spectral amplitude of the noise-free signal is subtracted from the spectral amplitude of the noise to obtain the spectral amplitude of the pure signal. By taking advantage of the insensitivity of speech to the phase, the phase angle information before spectral subtraction is directly used to reconstruct the signal after spectral subtraction to obtain the denoised speech. In addition, this study uses a nonlinear power function that simulates the hearing characteristics of the human ear to extract the features of the denoised speech signal and combines the English features to expand the recognition. Finally, this study analyzes the performance of the algorithm proposed in this study through comparative experiments. The research results show that the algorithm in this paper has a certain effect.