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Martin Graciarena

Martin Graciarena

Technical Manager, Speech Technology and Research Laboratory
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Speech & natural language publications August 1, 2013

Modulation features for noise robust speaker identification

Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena, Mitchell McLaren

In this paper, we present a robust acoustic feature on top of robust modeling techniques to further improve speaker identification performance.

Speech & natural language publications August 1, 2013

All for one: Feature combination for highly channel-degraded speech activity detection

Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena

This paper presents a feature combination approach to improve SAD on highly channel degraded speech as part of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Robust Automatic Transcription of Speech (RATS) program.

Speech & natural language publications August 1, 2013

A Noise-Robust System for NIST 2012 Speaker Recognition Evaluation

Martin Graciarena, Mitchell McLaren

This paper presents SRI’s submission along with a careful analysis of the approaches that provided gains for this challenging evaluation including a multiclass voice-activity detection system, the use of noisy data in system training, and the fusion of subsystems using acoustic characterization metadata.

Speech & natural language publications May 1, 2013

Improving Speaker Identification Robustness to Highly Channel-Degraded Speech Through Multiple System Fusion

Mitchell McLaren, Martin Graciarena

This article describes our submission to the speaker identification (SID) evaluation for the first phase of the DARPA Robust Audio and Transcription of Speech (RATS) program. 

Speech & natural language publications June 1, 2012

Effects of audio and ASR quality on cepstral and high-level speaker verification systems

Martin Graciarena

We evaluate the effect that improved audio quality has for speaker verification performance, using a recently released full-bandwidth version of microphone data from the SRE2010 evaluation.

Speech & natural language publications March 1, 2012

Normalized amplitude modulation features for large vocabulary noise-robust speech recognition

Horacio Franco, Martin Graciarena

In this work, we present an amplitude modulation feature derived from Teager’s nonlinear energy operator that is power normalized and cosine transformed to produce normalized modulation cepstral coefficient (NMCC) features…

Speech & natural language publications January 1, 2012

Towards Noise-Robust Speaker Recognition Using Probabilistic Linear Discriminant Analysis

Martin Graciarena

This work addresses the problem of speaker verification where additive noise is present in the enrollment and testing utterances.

Speech & natural language publications December 1, 2011

Promoting robustness for speaker modeling in the community: the PRISM evaluation set

Harry Bratt, Martin Graciarena, Aaron Lawson

We introduce a new database for evaluation of speaker recognition systems. 

Speech & natural language publications May 1, 2011

Bird species recognition combining acoustic and sequence modeling

Martin Graciarena

The goal of this work was to explore modeling techniques to improve bird species classification from audio samples.

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