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Phone-centric local variability vector for text-constrained speaker verification.

Chen et al., 2015

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2614221084964270421
Author
Chen L
Lee K
Ma B
Guo W
Li H
Dai L
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INTERSPEECH

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This paper investigates the use of frame alignment given by a deep neural network (DNN) for text-constrained speaker verification task, where the lexical contents of the test utterances are limited to a finite set of vocabulary. The DNN makes use of information carried by the …
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