2021
DOI: 10.1007/s10772-021-09895-z
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Automatic short utterance speaker recognition using stationary wavelet coefficients of pitch synchronised LP residual

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“…As the discrete wavelet decomposition process is down sampling to obtain scale coefficients and wavelet coefficients, it is easy to lead to time-varying translation and difficult to retain the continuity of the original signal. Stationary wavelet transform(SWT) removes the down-sampling [28,29]. So, after SWT decomposition, the length of each level wavelet coefficients is same with the length of the original signal, and it has important translation invariance.…”
Section: Stationary Wavelet Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the discrete wavelet decomposition process is down sampling to obtain scale coefficients and wavelet coefficients, it is easy to lead to time-varying translation and difficult to retain the continuity of the original signal. Stationary wavelet transform(SWT) removes the down-sampling [28,29]. So, after SWT decomposition, the length of each level wavelet coefficients is same with the length of the original signal, and it has important translation invariance.…”
Section: Stationary Wavelet Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a corollary, a slew of open-source implementations [7,11] are actively being incorporated. TensorFlow [37], PyTorch [38], ASVtorch [39], Alize [40], Kaldi [16] and HTK [41] are a few of the most prominent options. Using these toolkits will benefit DL research and production because they allow for flexible model creation at a big scale and in varied situations.…”
Section: Ubm-gmmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alize [16] JAVA Includes all functions required to use Gaussian mixtures. ASVtorch [39] Python Use PyTorch machine learning approach. Keras [3] Python Lightweight, user-friendly and simple in design.…”
Section: Pythonmentioning
confidence: 99%