Comparative Study Of Different Epoch Extraction Methods For Speech Associated With Voice Disorders
Purva Barche, Krishna Gurugubelli, Anil Kumar Vuppala
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Accurate detection of epoch locations is important in extracting the features from the speech signal for automatic detection and assessment of voice disorders. Therefore, this study aimed to compare the various algorithms for detecting epoch locations from the speech associated with voice disorders. In this regard, nine state-of-the-art epoch extraction algorithms were considered, and their performance for different categories of voice disorders was evaluated on the SVD dataset. Experimental results indicate that most of the epoch extraction methods showed better performance for healthy speech; however, their performance was degraded for speech associated with voice disorders. Furthermore, the performance of epoch extraction methods was degraded for the speech of structural and neurogenic disorders compared to the speech of psychogenic and functional disorders. Among the different epoch extraction algorithms, zero phase-zero frequency filtering showed the best performance in terms identification rate (90.37%) and identification accuracy (0.34ms), for speech associated with voice disorders.
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