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    This document presents a methodology for speech emotion recognition using MFCC and SVM. It discusses extracting MFCC features from segmented speech data, training an SVM classifier on training data, and testing the trained SVM model on new speech data to classify the emotion. The goal is to classify 6 emotions: anger, disguise, fear, happy, sad, surprise. It provides background on speech emotion recognition and a literature review on related work before detailing the proposed method, including preprocessing, feature extraction using MFCC and pitch, SVM training and testing. The methodology is implemented in MATLAB and aims to achieve reasonable recognition accuracy for classifying emotions in speech.

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    This document presents a methodology for speech emotion recognition using MFCC and SVM. It discusses extracting MFCC features from segmented speech data, training an SVM classifier on training data, and testing the trained SVM model on new speech data to classify the emotion. The goal is to classify 6 emotions: anger, disguise, fear, happy, sad, surprise. It provides background on speech emotion recognition and a literature review on related work before detailing the proposed method, including preprocessing, feature extraction using MFCC and pitch, SVM training and testing. The methodology is implemented in MATLAB and aims to achieve reasonable recognition accuracy for classifying emotions in speech.

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    SPEECH EMOTION RECOGNITION

    USING MFCC AND SVM


    AGENDA
    Abstract

    Introduction

    Literature Survey

    Problem Statement

    Objectives

    Proposed Methodology

    Block Diagram

    References

    ABSTRACT

    • In this we will implement speech emotion recognition


    using SVM training and testing.
    • There are 6 different types of speeches we classified.
    • We used emotions such as : Anger, Disguise, Fear, Happy,
    Sad, Surprise.

    • We extract some features from speech such as pitch,


    melfilterbank, MFCC.
    Background
     “Speech” is the most natural way for people to
    interact with others
     People can exchange information and emotions
    rapidly through speech
     Speech signal can be received more easily through
    mobile device and other media
     Recognizing the emotions from speech is
    beneficial for many applications
     Human-machine interaction, diagnostic tool, call
    center, entertainment, etc.
     Human emotion description
     Categorical description
     “Basic emotion” exists, if it is differentiable from all other
    emotions [Ekman, 1999].
     Big six: Anger, Fear, Sadness, Joy, Disgust, Surprise.
     Dimensional description
     Arousal, Valence, Dominance.
     Category description is chosen in this work
     It can be easily used in many applications since the
    meaning is more understandable and specific
     Database resource is more abundant
    INTRODUCTION
     Database of Polish Emotional Speech comprises 240 recordings
    from 8 actors (4 females and 4 males).
     Recordings for every speaker were made during a single session.
     Each speaker utters five different sentences with six types of
    emotional load: joy, boredom, fear, anger, sadness and neutral ("no
    emotion").
     Recently, the information provided by cameras and microphones
    enable the computer to interact with the user though advanced
    image and sound processing techniques.
     Research in automatic detection of expressed emotion is quite
    limited. Recent research in this aspect mostly focuses on
    classification, in the other words, mostly aims at ascertaining the
    emotion of each utterance. This, however, is insufficient for our
    applications.
    MFCC (Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients )

     Mel-frequency cepstral
    coefficients (MFCCs) are
    coefficients that collectively
    make up an MFC.
     They are derived from a type
    of cepstral representation of
    the audio clip (a nonlinear
    "spectrum-of-a-spectrum").
    LITERATURE SURVEY
     SVM(Support Vector Machine)

     SVM (Support Vector Machines) is popular strategies for


    supervised machine learning and classification but at the cost of
    increased memory and computing resources.
     For very high precision, you need a lot of memory since you have
    to store all the support vectors in memory and this number grows
    sort of linearly with the training dataset size.
    LITURATURE
     The literature in speech emotion detection is not very rich
    and researchers are still debating what features influence
    the recognition of emotion in speech.
     There is also considerable uncertainty as to the best
    algorithm for classifying emotion, and which emotions to
    class together.
     The researchers usually deal with elicited and acted
    emotions in a lab setting from few actors, just like in our
    case.
     However, in the real problem, different individuals reveal
    their emotions in a diverse degree and manner.
    PROBLEM STATEMENT

     To design & implementation of speech emotion


    recognition by MFCC and SVM classifier.
    OBJECTIVES
     To study different existing methods for speech emotion
    recognition .
     To implement a MATLAB code for speech emotion
    recognition by MFCC and SVM classifier.
    PROPOSED METHOD
    TRAINING SPEECHES TESTING SPEECHE

    READ SPEECHES READ SPEECH

    SEGMENTED SPEECH SEGMENTED SPEECH

    FEATURE EXTRACTION FEATURE EXTRACTION


    1. PITCH 1. PITCH
    2. MELFILTERBANK 2. MELFILTERBANK
    3. MFCC 3. MFCC

    SVM TRAINING SVM TESTING

    MATCHED EMOTION
    Fig : Block Diagram OF Proposed Work
    Contd…
    1. preprocessing
    2. Segmentation: Image Segmentation
    3.Feature Extraction: Extract Features by using
    MFCC,PITCH,MELFILTERBANK.
    4. Training: Training of SVM
    5.Testing : Select a query Speech and Test(SVM
    classifier)
    Technology Used : MATLAB

    MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a multi-

    paradigm numerical computing environment


    and fourth-generation programming language.
    Its one of the easiest and most productive

    software development environment for


    engineers.
    MATLAB toolboxes Used

    Image Processing Toolbox


    Image Acquisition Toolbox
    Computer Vision Toolbox
    ADVANTAGES
    Simple algorithm
    Saves time
    Problems such as local optima and sensitivity to initialization
    are reduced.
    SVM is having very high accuracy.
    CONCLUSION
     Finally we proposed the method for detection of Brest
    cancer using MATLAB successfully.
     The main purpose of this paper is to get perfect results for
    emotion recognition using MFCC and pitch features.
     The proposed method is compared with SVM classifier.
    Our experimental results indicate that the recognition rate
    in the proposed method is reasonable for the EMOTION
    recognition.
    APPLICATIONS

    Automated call centers


    Assessing drivers mental stress.
    Future work
     Emotional information is conveyed by multimodal cues,
    including audio and visual expression. Thus, the multilevel
    unit chunking and HCM will be conducted on audio-visual
    data in the future
     Our approach will be applied to natural conversational
    data, which might have more emotional transition and
    change, to seek its effectiveness and possibilities for real
    world application.
    References

    [1] M. Pantic and L. J. M. Rothkrantz, “Toward an affect-sensitive


    multimodal human-computer interaction”,
    [2] R. Cowie, E. Douglas-Cowie, N. Tsapatsoulis, G. Votsis, S. Kollias, W.
    Fellenz, and J. G. Taylor, “Emotion recognition in humancomputer
    interaction.”,
    [3] J. Ang, R. Dhillon, A. Krupski, E. Shriberg, and A. Stolcke, “Prosody-
    based automatic detection of annoyance and frustration in human–
    computer dialog”,
    . [4] Theodoros Iliou and Christos-Nikolaos Anagnostopoulos, "Statistical
    Evaluation of Speech Features for Emotion Recognition,"
    [5] L. C. De Silva and P. C. Ng, “Bimodal emotion recognition”, Proc. 4th
    IEEE Intrnational Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition
    (FG)

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