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Hands-free voice communication in an automobile with a microphone array
The authors present the result of their research on developing a hands-free voice communication system with a microphone array for use in an automobile environment. The goal of this research is to develop a speech acquisition and enhancement system so that a speech recognizer can reliably be used inside a noise automobile environment, for digital cellular phone application. Speech data have been collected using a microphone array and a digital audio tape (DAT) recorder inside a real car for several idling and driving conditions, and processed using delay-and-sum and adaptive beamforming algorithms. Performance criteria including signal-to-noise ratio and speech recognition error rate have been evaluated for the processed data. Detailed performance results presented show that the microphone array is superior to a single microphone.<>