Speech/Music classification of audio files using machine learning techniques.
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@article{ cuckoo,
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author = "Wenlei Shi and Xinhai Fan",
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title = "Speech classification based on cuckoo algorithm and support
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vector machines",
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journal = "2nd IEEE International Conference on Computational
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Intelligence and Applications",
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year = "2017"
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}
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@article{ radio,
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author = "Stanisław Kacprzak, Błażej Chwiećko and Bartosz Ziółko",
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title = "Speech/music discrimination for analysis of radio stations",
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journal = "2017 International Conference on Systems, Signals and Image Processing (IWSSIP)",
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year = "2017"
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}
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@article { speech,
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autor = "Baniriskhem K. Khonglah and S.R. Mahadeva Prasanna",
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title = "Speech / music classification using speech-specific features",
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journal = "Digital Signal Processing 48",
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year = "2016"
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