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automatic speaker recognition

automatic speaker recognition Automatic speaker recognition is the use of computer-based classification methods to identify who is speaking from features of their voice.

Automatic speaker recognition is the use of computer-based classification methods to identify who is speaking from features of their voice. In the source packet, its performance varied widely, and wearing a surgical mask appeared to reduce accuracy to some extent.

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Drafting source: Geng Puyang; Lu Qimeng; Guo Hong; Zeng Jinhua. The effects of face mask on speech production and its implication for forensic speaker identification-A cross-linguistic study. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0283724; article XML SHA-256 d9058f09c4a3ad7273f632a58d8114fa1ce57c91615849fd002b63114cb8e9fd. “The effects of face mask on speech production and its implication for forensic speaker identification-A cross-linguistic study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0283724).
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