Generalized Perceptual Linear Prediction (gPLP) Features for Animal Vocalization Analysis
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Generalized perceptual linear prediction features for animal vocalization analysis.
A new feature extraction model, generalized perceptual linear prediction (gPLP), is developed to calculate a set of perceptually relevant features for digital signal analysis of animal vocalizations. The gPLP model is a generalized adaptation of the perceptual linear prediction model, popular in human speech processing, which incorporates perceptual information such as frequency warping and equ...
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تاریخ انتشار 2015