Author : Pragathi G 1
Date of Publication :7th May 2016
Abstract: Speech is one of the effective modes of communication and when made to be recognized by a computer, it can be used in many different areas of application. This paper makes a comparison between Hidden Markov Model Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) used in controlling of Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) based on speech-activated commands from Ground Control Station (GCS). Therefore, Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) Systems are developed based on ANN and HMM separately and the recognition accuracies obtained in both the cases are validated against each other.
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