How to find mean and std of MFCC? about autopst

[auspicious3000]

This is normal. Because you computed mfcc in different ways.

[intory89]

Thanks for your reply.

[avanitanna]

Hello, can you please tell us what the correct way to generate mfcc_stats is?

[auspicious3000]

@avanitanna Just compute the mean and std of the mfcc feature.

[avanitanna]

@auspicious3000 I understand. How should I go from wav files to computing mfcc features and their mean and std? Do you have a script that we can use? I would love to use your work and cite it but it is a little difficult to get the code to work with new training data. I would appreciate your help!

[auspicious3000]

dctmx = scipy.fftpack.dct(np.eye(80), type=2, axis=1, norm='ortho')

# compute mfcc stats using all spectrograms
mfcc_all = sp_all.dot(dctmx)
mfcc_mean, mfcc_std = np.mean(mfcc_all,axis=0), np.std(mfcc_all,axis=0)

# normalize each mfcc
cc_tmp = sp_tmp.dot(dctmx)
cc_norm = (cc_tmp - mfcc_mean) / mfcc_std

[avanitanna]

@auspicious3000 thank you! how do you get sp_all and what is sp_tmp? Is it a concatenation of all spectograms? How do I create sp_all? Does the following make sense ?

Say I have multiple spectograms -

mfcc_list = []
for file_name in ['p225_003.npy', 'p225_008.npy, ...]:
    f = np.load(file_name)
    mfcc_list.append(f)

sp_all = np.concatenate(mfcc_list,axis=0)
mfcc_all = sp_all.dot(dctmx) 

[auspicious3000]

@avanitanna sp_all is the concatenation of all mel spectrogram, sp_tmp is the spectrogram you want to normalize