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Performance comparisons of the integrated parallel model combination approaches with front-end noise reduction

In this paper, to find the best noise robustness approach, we study on approaches implemented at both-end (i.e. front-end and back-end) of speech recognition system. To reduce the noise with lower speech distortion at front-end, we investigate the Two-stage Mel-warped Wiener Filtering (TMWF) in the integrated Parallel Model Combination (PMC) approach. Furthermore, the first-stage of TMWF (i.e. One-stage Mel-warped Wiener Filgering (OMWF)), as well as the well-known Wiener Filtering (WF), is effective to reduce the noise, so we integrate PMC with those front-end noise reduction approaches. From the recognition performance, TMWF-PMC shows improved performance comparing with the well-known WF-PMC, and OMWF-PMC also shows a comparable performance in all noises.