Abstract :
Sound is one way to communicate and express yourself. In this modern era,
the need for systems and applications that are able to analyze and identify voice
signals is even higher. The use of this application is also growing, ranging from
learning tools to the security sector. Speech signal processing research in this Final
Project uses the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm. The Fast Fourier
Transform algorithm divides the frequency per period. Therefore this algorithm can
work well so as to produce accuracy quickly and efficiently.
In this research, word recognition analysis will be carried out using the
Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) method and Euclidean Distance classification. With
the aim of introducing speakers with the accuracy of the training data and test data
as evidenced in the form of the minimum Euclidean Distance results from all trials.
The research results show that a speaker recognition system that can
identify a speaker begins with the process of training data and test data. Speaker
identification made using the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) method and Euclidean
Distance classification resulted in an average recognition accuracy of 85.7% which
was carried out 7 times by testing the test data on 18 training data, with the best
recognition accuracy of 100%.