Supplement: IEEE 2013 Conference on Technology for Homeland Security: Best Papers
ABSTRACT: Awarded Best Paper in the Biometrics and Forensics track.
Recently, researchers have tackled difficult voice biometrics problems that resonate with the defense and research communities. These problems include non-ideal recording conditions that are frequently found in operational scenarios, such as noise, reverberation, degraded channels, and compressed audio. In this article, we highlight SRI’s innovations that resulted from the IARPA Biometrics Exploitation Science & Technology (BEST) and the DARPA Robust Automatic Transcription of Speech (RATS) programs, as well as SRI’s approach for codec degraded speech. We show how these advancements support the case for the biometrics community adopting the use of speaker recognition. Download the full article.
Keywords: voice biometrics, speaker recognition, forensics
Suggested Citation
Scheffer, Nicolas et al. “Recent Developments in Voice Biometrics: Robustness and High Accuracy.” Homeland Security Affairs, IEEE 2013 Conference on Technology for Homeland Security: Best Papers (April 2014) https://www.hsaj.org/articles/260
This article was originally published at the URL https://www.hsaj.org/?special:article=0.7.3.
