Method for establishing handset-dependent normalizing models for

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – Recognition

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ABSTRACT:
Adverse effects of type mismatch between acoustic input devices used during testing and during training in machine-based recognition of the source of acoustic phenomena are minimized. A normalizing model is matched to a source model based, or dependent, upon an acoustic input device whose transfer characteristics color acoustic characteristics of a source as represented in the source model. An application of the present invention is to speaker recognition, i.e., recognition of the identity of a speaker by the speaker's voice.

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