Abstract

Feature extraction and representation has significant impact on the performance of any machine learning method. Mel Frequency Cepstrum Coefficient (MFCC) is designed to model features of audio signal and is widely used in various fields. This paper aims to review the applications that the MFCC is used for in addition to some issues that facing the MFCC computation and its impact on the model performance. These issues include the use of MFCC for non-acoustic signals, adopting the MFCC alone or combining it with other features, the use of time series versus global representation of the MFCC, following the standard form of the MFCC computation versus modifying its parameters, and supplying the traditional machine learning methods versus the deep learning methods.

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