In this paper, we propose two kinds of modifications in speaker recognition. First, the correlations between frequency channels are of prime importance for speaker recognition. Some of these correlations are lost when...In this paper, we propose two kinds of modifications in speaker recognition. First, the correlations between frequency channels are of prime importance for speaker recognition. Some of these correlations are lost when the frequency domain is divided into sub-bands. Consequently we propose a particularly redundant parallel architecture for which most of the correlations are kept. Second, generally a log transformation used to modify the power spectrum is done after the filter-bank in the classical spectrum calculation. We will see that performing this transformation before the filter bank is more interesting in our case. In the processing of recognition, the Gaussian mixture model (GMM) recognition arithmetic is adopted. Experiments on speech corrupted by noise show a better adaptability of this approach in noisy environments, comoared with a conventional device, esoeciallv when oruning of some recognizers is performed.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60171043, 60371046)
文摘In this paper, we propose two kinds of modifications in speaker recognition. First, the correlations between frequency channels are of prime importance for speaker recognition. Some of these correlations are lost when the frequency domain is divided into sub-bands. Consequently we propose a particularly redundant parallel architecture for which most of the correlations are kept. Second, generally a log transformation used to modify the power spectrum is done after the filter-bank in the classical spectrum calculation. We will see that performing this transformation before the filter bank is more interesting in our case. In the processing of recognition, the Gaussian mixture model (GMM) recognition arithmetic is adopted. Experiments on speech corrupted by noise show a better adaptability of this approach in noisy environments, comoared with a conventional device, esoeciallv when oruning of some recognizers is performed.