Recognition Of Emotion In Speech With Machine Learning

Authors

  • Rushikesh Nagare, Jitesh salunkhe, Yash Ambekar, Om Gawali, Saili Sable

Keywords:

Speech Emotion Recognition, Convolutional Neural Network.

Abstract

The creation of robots that can converse with people in speech is the objective of automated speech recognition. The signal of speech is one that is both linguistically and paralinguistic rich in information. One important type Emotion is one type of paralinguistic data that is partially expressed through speech. constructing machines that can understand non-linguistic data such as emotion would let people and technology communicate more clearly and naturally. The current study has examined how well convolutional neural networks can recognise spoken emotions. Wide-band spectrograms of the voice samples served as the input characteristics for the networks. Those actors speech signals produced while acting out a particular emotion were used to train the networks. We trained and assessed our models using voice databases which is in English languages. The deep learning model's adaption for processing audio files, the CNN's training on a set of English-language recordings, and an experimental software environment for producing test files.

Published

2023-03-14

How to Cite

Rushikesh Nagare, Jitesh salunkhe, Yash Ambekar, Om Gawali, Saili Sable. (2023). Recognition Of Emotion In Speech With Machine Learning. SJIS-P, 35(1), 288–293. Retrieved from http://sjis.scandinavian-iris.org/index.php/sjis/article/view/283

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