LabVIEW speech recognition (Male and Female)

[natasftw]

That's where I would start.  What are the frequency ranges?

[shahed00012]

The voiced speech of a typical adult male will have a fundamental frequency from 85 to 180 Hz,

 typical adult female from 165 to 255 Hz.

[natasftw]

So you've got three ranges to look at.  Two are easy, they are clearly male or female.  How would you deal with the overlap?

[shahed00012]

filter?

but if its overlap then ....i dont have idea...

how to solve it?

[natasftw]

Wasn't one of the measurements in that white paper a group of bins for frequency ranges?  Why not check to see if they tend to be lower or higher and use that to determine the gender of the voice?

[shahed00012]

which white paper are talking about ?

i am confused...and i didnt get this properly... sorry 

[natasftw]

I only linked one.  It should be easy to tell which one I'm talking about.  Did you look through the link at all?

[shahed00012]

i clicked that link but that page shown below message

"ForbiddenSorry, but the page that you requested may have been moved or deleted. Search our site or use the links below"

[RavensFan]

PS:  Run spell check on your Powerpoint presentation.  There is no such word as "Equipments".  The word is "Equipment".

[natasftw]

Lol Orioles.  I was trying to be nice.

Google:

Audio Measurements Made Easy with LabVIEW

That's the name of the article