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48 results for speaker comparison

TristouNet improves speaker comparison using neural networks and triplet loss.

problem Speaker comparison and change detection in short speech turns.
method Triplet loss for training neural network to project speech sequences into fixed-dimensional space.
result Significant improvements over state-of-the-art techniques for speaker comparison and change detection.

Bayesian approach improves speech recognition with limited speaker data.

problem Reduces mismatch between training and evaluation data due to speaker differences.
method Bayesian learning for DNN adaptation models with limited speaker data.
result Bayesian adaptation consistently outperforms deterministic methods, reducing word error rates up to 1.4%.

Seq2seq ASR adapts to speakers, improving performance by 25%.

problem Speaker adaptation for seq2seq ASR systems to match conventional methods.
method Applied Kullback-Leibler divergence and Linear Hidden Network adaptation to seq2seq models.
result 25% relative word error rate improvement with seq2seq model adaptation.

Study compares metric learning loss functions for speaker verification.

problem Comparing metric learning loss functions for end-to-end speaker verification.
method Cross entropy loss, cosine loss, angular margin loss, center loss, contrastive loss, triplet loss.
result Additive angular margin loss outperforms other loss functions.

The study compares adversarial and multi-task learning for speech recognition, finding invariant representations are key.

problem Improving speech recognition performance with speaker information.
method Investigated multi-task learning and adversarial learning for speech recognition, comparing their effects on error rates.
result Deep models already develop speaker-invariant representations, and adversarial learning has a minor impact.

Proposes DNN-based speaker embedding correlated with subjective inter-speaker similarity for speech synthesis.

problem Inadequate speaker representation for open speakers not in training data.
method Two training algorithms using inter-speaker similarity matrices: similarity vector embedding and similarity matrix embedding.
result Proposed algorithms learn speaker embedding highly correlated with subjective inter-speaker similarity.

Combining data from multiple speakers improves neural TTS quality, especially with imbalanced data.

problem Training high-quality TTS systems with imbalanced speaker data.
method Combine data from multiple speakers, train multi-speaker models, and use ensemble methods.
result Ensemble multi-speaker models improve synthetic speech quality for underrepresented speakers.

The paper proposes deep normalization to improve speaker recognition performance.

problem Non-Gaussian and non-homogeneous distributions of deep speaker vectors negatively impact speaker recognition.
method Proposes a deep normalization approach based on a novel discriminative normalization flow (DNF) model.
result DNF-based normalization delivers substantial performance gains and strong generalization capability.

Graph neural networks refine speaker embeddings for better session-level diarization.

problem Local speaker distinction in meeting sessions using deep embeddings.
method Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) refine speaker embeddings using session-level structural information.
result Spectral clustering on refined embeddings outperforms original embeddings significantly.

End-to-end system improves speaker verification using attention mechanism.

problem Improving text-dependent speaker verification accuracy.
method Speaker discriminative CNNs extract features, attention mechanism combines them, end-to-end training optimizes system.
result The proposed system achieves better performance on Windows 10 speaker verification task.

Paper improves speaker verification with federated learning and differential privacy.

problem Improving speaker verification accuracy using private data.
method Combining federated learning and differential privacy to train an auxiliary model that predicts vocal characteristics.
result 6% relative improvement in equal error rate over a baseline system.

Paper explores using EEG for better speaker identification, even in noisy environments.

problem Speaker identification performance degrades in background noise.
method Uses EEG signals to enhance speaker identification systems, comparing with acoustic features.
result Speaker identification system using only EEG features outperforms one using only acoustic features in high background noise.

Personal VAD detects target speaker voice activity efficiently.

problem Efficiently detect target speaker voice activity for reduced computational cost and battery usage.
method Trains a neural network conditioned on speaker embedding or verification score, outputs probabilities for three speech classes.
result Trained model with 130K parameters outperforms combined standard VAD and speaker recognition networks.

Improves speaker verification for variable-duration utterances using a feature pyramid module.

problem Improving robustness for variable-duration utterances in speaker verification.
method Integrates a feature pyramid module into multi-scale aggregation to enhance speaker-discriminative information from multiple layers.
result Improves performance for both short and long utterances compared to state-of-the-art approaches.

Improved deep neural networks for text-independent speaker recognition.

problem Text-independent speaker recognition using deep neural networks.
method Angular softmax activation, residual frame level connections, cosine similarity, discriminative similarity metric learning.
result Improved speaker recognition accuracy on real-life conditions.

Improved far-field speaker verification for short utterances in noisy conditions.

problem Challenges in speaker verification on short utterances in uncontrolled noisy environments.
method Used deep neural network architectures (TDNN and ResNet) and experimented with various embedding extractors and training procedures.
result ResNet architectures outperform x-vector approach in speaker verification quality for both long and short utterances.

Study shows emotion affects speaker recognition and vice versa.

problem Dependencies between emotion and speaker recognition.
method Transfer learning and fine-tuning for emotion classification.
result Fine-tuning improves emotion recognition performance by 30.40% on IEMOCAP, 7.99% on MSP-Podcast, and 8.61% on Crema-D.

Method converts facial expressions and voice of a source speaker into a target speaker.

problem Separate conversion of facial and acoustic features leads to unnatural results.
method Uses three neural networks: conversion, waveform generation, and image reconstruction.
result Significantly higher naturalness achieved when converting both features together.

Speech enhancement improved by adapting to unknown speakers without auxiliary signals.

problem Improving speech enhancement accuracy for unknown speakers.
method Adopting multi-task learning for speech enhancement and speaker identification, using multi-head self-attention.
result Achieved state-of-the-art performance and improved subjective quality.

Study speaker verification security using hierarchical Bayesian modeling.

problem Estimating false alarm rate in ASV systems for large speaker databases.
method Hierarchical Bayesian modeling of ASV scores to assess security against closest impostors.
result Neither i-vector nor x-vector systems are secure against increased impostor database size.

Study shows neural networks outperform traditional methods in speaker identification.

problem Open-set speaker identification with large populations.
method Discriminative neural networks compared to Gaussian mixture models.
result Multi-class neural networks outperform traditional methods for large speaker populations.

Study uses GMM-UBM and i-vectors to assess Parkinson's patients via speech, handwriting, and gait.

problem Assessing neurological state of Parkinson's disease patients using speech, handwriting, and gait signals.
method GMM-UBM and i-vectors applied to speech, handwriting, and gait signals.
result Different feature sets from each signal are crucial for assessing Parkinson's patients.

WEEND uses a neural network to recognize speech and assign speakers to words.

problem End-to-end neural diarization without additional ASR and orchestration.
method Multi-task learning with an auxiliary network for ASR and speaker diarization.
result WEEND outperforms turn-based diarization and can handle 5-minute audio.