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An Efficient Syllable-Based Speech Segmentation Model Using Fuzzy and Threshold-Based Boundary Detection

    https://doi.org/10.1142/S1469026822500079Cited by:2 (Source: Crossref)

    To develop a high-quality TTS system, an appropriate segmentation of continuous speech into the syllabic units plays a vital role. The significant objective of this research work involves the implementation of an automatic syllable-based speech segmentation technique for continuous speech of the Hindi language. Here, the parameters involved in the segmentation process are optimized to segment the speech syllables. In addition to this, the proposed iterative splitting process containing the optimum parameters minimizes the deletion errors. Thus, the optimized iterative incorporation can discard more insertions without merging the frequent non-iterative incorporation. The mixture of optimized iterative and iterative incorporation provides the best accuracy with the least insertion and deletion errors. The segmentation output based on different text signals for the proposed approach and other techniques namely GA, PSO and SOM is accurately segmented. The average accuracy obtained for the proposed approach is high with 97.5% than GA, PSO and SOM. The performance of the proposed algorithm is also analyzed and gives better-segmented accuracy when compared with other state-of-the-art methods. Here, the syllable-based segmented database is suitable for the speech technology system for Hindi in the travel domain.

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