Visible to the public A Novel Acoustic Fingerprint Method for Audio Signal Pattern Detection

TitleA Novel Acoustic Fingerprint Method for Audio Signal Pattern Detection
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2014
AuthorsAlias T, E., Naveen, N., Mathew, D.
Conference NameAdvances in Computing and Communications (ICACC), 2014 Fourth International Conference on
Date PublishedAug
KeywordsAcoustic Fingerprint, acoustic fingerprint method, acoustic noise, acoustic signal detection, Acoustic signal processing, Acoustics, Audio detection, Audio recognition, audio signal pattern detection, audio signal processing, background noises, computational complexity, Correlation, efficient audio signal recognition algorithm, finite state machine, Finite State Machine(FSM), finite state machines, frequency-domain analysis, FSM model, hybrid time-frequency approach, mechanical sounds, Noise measurement, Pattern recognition, Pitch frequency, Spectral signature, speech recognition techniques, time-domain analysis, Time-frequency Analysis, Time-Frequency processing
Abstract

This paper presents a novel and efficient audio signal recognition algorithm with limited computational complexity. As the audio recognition system will be used in real world environment where background noises are high, conventional speech recognition techniques are not directly applicable, since they have a poor performance in these environments. So here, we introduce a new audio recognition algorithm which is optimized for mechanical sounds such as car horn, telephone ring etc. This is a hybrid time-frequency approach which makes use of acoustic fingerprint for the recognition of audio signal patterns. The limited computational complexity is achieved through efficient usage of both time domain and frequency domain in two different processing phases, detection and recognition respectively. And the transition between these two phases is carried out through a finite state machine(FSM)model. Simulation results shows that the algorithm effectively recognizes audio signals within a noisy environment.

DOI10.1109/ICACC.2014.21
Citation Key6905990