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A Emergency Sound Detecting Method for Smarter City

스마트 시티에서의 이머전시 사운드 감지방법

  • 조영임 (수원대학교 컴퓨터학과)
  • Received : 2010.09.10
  • Accepted : 2010.12.01
  • Published : 2010.12.01
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Abstract

Because the noise is the main cause for decreasing the performance at speech recognition, the place or environment is very important in speech recognition. To improve the speech recognition performance in the real situations where various extraneous noises are abundant, a novel combination of FIR and Wiener filters is proposed and experimented. The combination resulted in improved accuracy and reduced processing time, enabling fast analysis and response in emergency situations. Usually, there are many dangerous situations in our city life, so for the smarter city it is necessary to detect many types of sound in various environment. Therefore this paper is about how to detect many types of sound in real city, especially on CCTV. This paper is for implementing the smarter city by detecting many types of sounds and filtering one of the emergency sound in this sound stream. And then it can be possible to handle with the emergency or dangerous situation.

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