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Speech & natural language publications May 1, 2013 Conference Paper

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

SRI authors: Mitchell McLaren, Martin Graciarena

Abstract

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.  The evaluation focuses on speech data heavily degraded by channel effects. We show here how we designed a robust system using multiple streams of noise-robust features that were combined at a later stage in an i-vector framework.  For all channels of interest, our combination strategy presents up to a 41% relative improvement in miss rate at a 4% false alarm rate with respect to the best-performing single-stream system.

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