SPEECH SIGNAL PROCESSING
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1. A speech signal processing system comprising:
- first means (103) for providing a first signal representing an acoustic speech signal for a speaker;
second means (109) for providing a second signal representing an electromyographic signal for the speaker captured simultaneously with the acoustic speech signal, andprocessing means (105) for processing the first signal in response to the second signal to generate a modified speech signal.
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Abstract
A speech signal processing system comprises an audio processor (103) for providing a first signal representing an acoustic speech signal of a speaker. An EMG processor (109) provides a second signal which represents an electromyographic signal for the speaker captured simultaneously with the acoustic speech signal. A speech processor (105) is arranged to process the first signal in response to the second signal to generate a modified speech signal. The processing may for example be a beam forming, noise compensation, or speech encoding. Improved speech processing may be achieved in particular in an acoustically noisy environment.
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1. A speech signal processing system comprising:
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first means (103) for providing a first signal representing an acoustic speech signal for a speaker; second means (109) for providing a second signal representing an electromyographic signal for the speaker captured simultaneously with the acoustic speech signal, and processing means (105) for processing the first signal in response to the second signal to generate a modified speech signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A method of operation for a speech signal processing system, the method comprising:
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providing a first signal representing an acoustic speech signal of a speaker; providing a second signal representing an electromyographic signal for the speaker captured simultaneously with the acoustic speech signal, and processing the first signal in response to the second signal to generate a modified speech signal. - View Dependent Claims (15)
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