2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2017.09.076
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Performance Evaluation of Different Modeling Methods and Classifiers with MFCC and IHC Features for Speaker Recognition

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“…Short term spectral features are extracted from speech signals by dividing them into small frames of lengths of 20-30ms. [4].…”
Section: Feature Extraction Techniquesmentioning
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“…Short term spectral features are extracted from speech signals by dividing them into small frames of lengths of 20-30ms. [4].…”
Section: Feature Extraction Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast with MFCC, IHC looks after the physiological variation in the auditory system of mammals. Paulose et al [4] used this technique with MFCC, pitch, and formants to observe the performance of several speaker modeling techniques when used with MFCC and IHC. The results show that MFCC is more quality than IHC, especially when combined with pitch and formants.…”
Section: Inner Hair Cell Coefficients (Ihc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors S. Paulose and A. Thomas [10] introduces an automated speaker endorsement technique which identifies the person from the feature coefficients included in the speech signal. The proposed system is applicable to several security application.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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“…This model is a heavy sum of Gaussian distributions capable of determining a random separation of supervision. The equation of likelihood method of a GMM for an examination of x is given as below [10] In the above equation, n  and n  are the matrices of covariance and the mean vector of the n th Gaussian, sequentially.…”
Section: ) Gaussian Mixture Modelmentioning
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