Speech Recognition Using Quantum Convolutional Neural Network

Quantum machine learning (QML) has emerged as an exciting new technology that explores challenging machine learning issues by relying on advances in quantum computing. A convolutional neural network is primarily used in the classical portion of the QNN-based Speech Recognition System, which is made up of both classical and quantum components. The quantum component is based on the equation’s quantum circuits with a certain learnable parameter. Speech recognition technology is one of the quickly evolving technologies, along with Siri on the iPhone, chatbots, Alexa on the Amazon Echo, etc… The research uses a quantum convolutional neural network (QCNN) to identify voice and convert it to text. The use of Quantum filters will reduce the input in to qubits and then it will be further moving in to the feature extraction and classification process. QCNN gives more accurate results and will increase the scalability by adding more layers in to the model.