An Approach to Speaker Identification

Abstract

This presentation will provide standards upon which any attempts to meet the challenge of identifying speakers by voice should be based. It is organized into a model based on (i) application of a rigorous research program validating the system, (ii) an upgrading of the organization of the SI area, and (iii) exploitation of new technology. The second part of the presentation will describe an illustrative speech/voice approach to SI development. This effort is also based on an extensive corpus of research. It is suggested that application of the cited standards, plus the illustrative model, will permit reasonable progress to be made. Finally, a number of procedural recommendations are made; they should enhance the efficacy of the proposed approach.

Comparación forense de la voz en chile: balance, proyecciones y desafíos

“…De hecho, es el marco que se ocupa en las principales ramas de las ciencias forenses como lo es la comparación de perfiles de ADN 5 y articulatorio para consignar las similitudes y diferencias entre las muestras comparadas. Detalles de este tipo de enfoque se pueden leer, p.e., en Hollien (2002Hollien ( , 2016. Por su parte, en el método espectrográfico -ya en desuso-el profesional forense emitía un juicio subjetivo a partir de la representación gráfica de una señal analógica.…”

Adermatoglyphia: Barriers to Biometric Identification and the Need for a Standardized Alternative

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Introduction to forensic voice comparison

“…Descriptions of the auditory approach are provided in: Nolan (1997); Rose (2002); Nolan (2005); Jessen (2008); Hollien (2016); Hollien et al (2016).…”