Neural network-based speech fuzzy enhancement algorithm for smart home interaction

Abstract

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the continuous improvement of machine learning technology, speech recognition technology is also developing rapidly and the recognition accuracy is improving to meet the higher requirements of people for smart home devices, and combining smart home with voice recognition technology is an inevitable trend for future development. This study aims to propose a speech fuzzy enhancement algorithm based on neural network for smart home interactive speech recognition technology, so the study proposes a combination of fuzzy neural network algorithm (FNN) and stacked self-encoder (SAE) to form SAE-FNN algorithm, which has better non-linear characteristics and can better achieve feature learning, thus improving the performance of the whole system. The results show that with the SAE-FNN algorithm, the maximum relative error absolute value, average relative error and root mean square error are 0.355, 0.063 and 0.978, which are significantly higher than the other two individual algorithms, and the noise of the sound signal has little effect on the SAE-FNN algorithm. Therefore, it can be seen that the proposed SAE-FNN algorithm has excellent noise immunity performance. In summary, it can be seen that this neural network-based speech fuzzy enhancement algorithm for smart home interaction is extremely feasible.