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2016-06-14 14:15
A Feasibility Study of Speech Intelligibility Enhancement Technique on Speech Guidance System for Visually Impaired People Tatsuaki Ito, Yukihiro Nakamura, Shin-ichi Takata, Masafumi Suzuki, Nobukatsu Hojo, Manabu Okamoto, Hirohisa Tezuka (NTT), Yusaku Kuhara, Shinichiro Yamashita (TIAT), Tetsuo Akiyama (Chuo Univ.) PRMU2016-49 SP2016-15 WIT2016-15 |
| Abstract |
(in Japanese) |
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| (in English) |
To support the mobility of visually impaired people, airports and stations have a voice guidance that guides people to a rest room or an escalator. It plays a role to transmit a position at the time of hearing from a distance, and plays a role to transmit content from the vicinity. Although they are very useful, they are not sufficiently widespread because of ambient noise at potential installation sites. This study examines the performance of speech intelligibility enhancement technique regarding the transmission of a distance through field experiment for visually impaired people. As a result, we confirmed that people can recognize sound and can understand the contents of guidance easily by using speech intelligibility enhancement technique. Further, people can walk quickly with confidence. |
| Keyword |
(in Japanese) |
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| (in English) |
Visually Impaired People / Voice Guidance / Speech Intelligibility Enhancement Technique / Noise / / / / |
| Reference Info. |
IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 116, no. 91, WIT2016-15, pp. 81-86, June 2016. |
| Paper # |
WIT2016-15 |
| Date of Issue |
2016-06-06 (PRMU, SP, WIT) |
| ISSN |
Print edition: ISSN 0913-5685 Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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