Yuichiro Kataoka, Toru Nakashika, Ryo Aihara, T. Takiguchi, Y. Ariki
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Selection of an optimum random matrix using a genetic algorithm for acoustic feature extraction
This paper describes a selection technique of an optimum random matrix using a genetic algorithm for speech recognition based on random projections. Random projections have been suggested as a means of dimensionality reduction, where the original data are projected onto a subspace using a random matrix. Moreover, as we are able to produce various random matrices, it may be possible to find a transform matrix that is superior to conventional transformation matrices among random matrices. In this paper, a genetic algorithm is introduced to find an optimum random matrix. Its effectiveness is confirmed by word recognition experiments.