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voice activity detection: a standalone construct

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Speech processing

deciding frame by frame whether speech is present in a noisy signal, here with a statistical likelihood ratio test.

In speech processing, voice activity detection refers to deciding frame by frame whether speech is present in a noisy signal, here with a statistical likelihood ratio test. This meaning comes from Sohn (1999) in IEEE Signal Processing Letters.[1]

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References

Sohn, J., Kim, N. S., & Sung, W. (1999). A statistical model-based voice activity detection. IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 6(1), 1-3. https://doi.org/10.1109/97.736233

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