Method for speaker recognition in a telephone switching system

Telephonic communications – Audio message storage – retrieval – or synthesis – Multilingual system or operation

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3701052, 3701101, 379388, H04J 306, H04M 160

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for speaker recognition in a telephone switching system. For speaker recognition in, in particular, a system fashioned as an ISDN communications system, speech specimens are input into a telephone terminal equipment (T1, T2) and are pre-processed there, being, in particular, sampled with a sampling rate that is doubled in comparison to the usual sampling rate. The samples are transmitted to a switching system (VA) in the two ISDN data channels (B1, B2) in alternation, the actual speaker recognition (SPR) being carried out in this switching system (VA).

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