Abstract
Speech sound recognition is made using a reduced number of speech parameter elements, e.g., five correlation coefficients rather than sixteen spectral coefficients. The five correlation coefficients are derived from comparison of the spectral coefficients of unknown or standard sounds against the spectral coefficients of five highly-separable vowel-like sounds. Then, unknown-sound correlation coefficients are compared with standard-sound coefficients for recognition.
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