How to Accurately Extract Fundamental Frequency from Speech Signals?

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The discussion focuses on the accurate extraction of fundamental frequency from speech signals, emphasizing the importance of preprocessing steps. Key preprocessing techniques include selecting appropriate sampling frequencies and cutoff frequencies to enhance results. The conversation also touches on the advantages and disadvantages of analog versus digital preprocessing methods, highlighting the need for a balanced approach in the preprocessing subsystem. Understanding the fundamentals of speech recognition is essential for effective frequency extraction.

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what are the preprocessing steps to be performed on a speech signal in order to extract its fundamental frequency accurately? which sampling frequencies and cut off frequencies are to selected to get a better result?
 
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jishact said:
what are the preprocessing steps to be performed on a speech signal in order to extract its fundamental frequency accurately? which sampling frequencies and cut off frequencies are to selected to get a better result?

Welcome to the PF. Why don't you tell us what you know about this subject. What would be the advantages and disadvantages of using analog versus digital pre-processing? What would be a good mix of analog and digital technologies in the pre-processing subsystem?

And what the heck is the "fundamental frequency" of speech? Have you looked into the fundamentals of speech recognition to see what kind of processing is involved?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_recognition

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