Srivatsan Laxman and P. S. Sastry
This paper proposes a newmethod for text-dependent speaker recognition. The scheme is based on learning (what we refer to as) speaker-specific compensators for each speaker in the system. The compensator is essentially a speaker to speaker transformationwhich enables the recognition of the speech of one speaker through a speaker-dependent speech recognition system built for the other. Such a transformation, adequate for our purposes, may be achieved by a simple vector addition in the cepstral domain. This speaker-specific compensator captures the characteristics of the speaker we wish to recognize. For each speaker who is registered into the system, we learn a unique set of compensators. The speaker recognition decision is then based on which compensator achieves best speech recognition scores.
|Published in||Proceedings of IEEE TENCON 2003, Conference for convergent technologies for Asia-Pacific Region, Bangalore, India|
|Publisher||Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.|
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