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Unless you want to use something fancier, you're likely to want to compute MFCC's precisely for determining whether the voice is present or not. If you have strong computational constraints you could try to compute even simpler features (e.g. RMS), though it is unlikely that these would result in a robust VAD system, unless you're working with recordings where the only sound source is voice in which case a simpler energy-based indicator might to the trick.Best,Justin
Unless you want to use something fancier, you're likely to want to compute MFCC's precisely for determining whether the voice is present or not. If you have strong computational constraints you could try to compute even simpler features (e.g. RMS), though it is unlikely that these would result in a robust VAD system, unless you're working with recordings where the only sound source is voice in which case a simpler energy-based indicator might to the trick.Best,Justin
On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 12:03 PM, Shivam Verma <shivam...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,I want to extract mfcc feature from a audio sample only when their is some voice activity is detected. So, for each frame i want to check for Voice Activity Detection (VAD) and if result is 1 than compute mfcc for that frame, reject that frame otherwise.Thank You in Advance.
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