CPC G10L 15/22 (2013.01) [G10L 15/02 (2013.01); G10L 2015/025 (2013.01); G10L 2015/223 (2013.01); H04N 21/422 (2013.01)] | 8 Claims |
1. A display device comprising:
a wireless communication unit configured to communicate with an external device that receives a voice wake-up word;
a main processor configured to:
receive, from the external device, wake-up word recognition information indicating that a recognition of the voice wake-up word is successful and a speech data of the voice wake-up word through the wireless communication unit,
extract speech feature vectors representing feature information of the voice wake-up word,
convert the speech feature vectors into a combination of phonemes by using a first model,
convert the combination of phonemes into a language text by using a second model,
determine whether the converted language text falls within a recognition range of the normal wake-up word through comparison between registered normal wake-up words previously stored and the converted language text, and
when the converted language text falls within the recognition range of the normal wake-up word, determine the voice wake-up word as the normal wake-up word,
when it is determined that the voice wake-up word is the normal wake-up word, perform a function corresponding to a speech command received from the external device after receiving the speech data of the voice wake-up word,
wherein a number of phoneme combinations and a number of converted language texts are the same,
wherein the converted language texts are divided into the normal wake-up word and an abnormal wake-up word based on the determination whether the converted language text falls within a recognition range of the normal wake-up word,
wherein the abnormal wake-up word is stored in a storage unit to prevent misrecognition, and
wherein the main processor is further configured to inactivate a speech recognition mode of the display device when the abnormal wake-up word is received again, and output a notification informing the reception of the abnormal wake-up word.
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