Speaker identification using unsupervised speech models

Details Speaker identification using unsupervised speech models Speaker identification using unsupervised speech models

1997-02-21

1999-08-31

Hudspeth, David R.

Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language

Speech signal processing

Recognition

704249, 704250, G10L 506, G10L 900

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059466545

ABSTRACT:
A speech model is produced for use in determining whether a speaker associated with the speech model produced an unidentified speech sample. First a sample of speech of a particular speaker is obtained. Next, the contents of the sample of speech are identified using speech recognition. Finally, a speech model associated with the particular speaker is produced using the sample of speech and the identified contents thereof. The speech model is produced without using an external mechanism to monitor the accuracy with which the contents were identified.

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