An Overview on Automatic Speaker Verification System Techniques

Voice conversion versus speaker verification: an overview

A speaker verification system automatically accepts or rejects a claimed identity of a speaker based on a speech sample. Recently, a major progress was made in speaker verification which leads to mass market adoption, such as in smartphone and in online commerce for user authentication. A major concern when deploying speaker verification technology is whether a system is robust against spoofing...

An Overview of Automatic Speaker Diarisation Systems

Audio diarisation is the process of annotating an input audio channel with information that attributes (possibly overlapping) temporal regions of signal energy to their specific sources. These sources can include particular speakers, music, background noise sources and other signal source/channel characteristics. Diarisation can be used for helping speech recognition, facilitating the searching...

Overview of speech enhancement techniques for automatic speaker recognition

Real world conditions differ from ideal or laboratory conditions, causing mismatch between training and testing phases, and consequently, inducing performance degradation in automatic speaker recognition systems [1]. Many strategies have been adopted to cope with acoustical degradation; in some applications of speaker identification systems a clean sample of speech, prior to the recognition sta...

Speaker Verification a Quick Overview

Operating System Verification — An Overview

This paper gives a high-level introduction to the topic of formal, interactive, machine-checked software verification in general, and the verification of operating systems code in particular. We survey the state of the art, the advantages and limitations of machinechecked code proofs, and describe two specific ongoing larger-scale verification projects in more detail.