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Speaker identification and verification system

  • US 5,522,012 A
  • Filed: 02/28/1994
  • Issued: 05/28/1996
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/28/1994
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A method for speaker recognition comprising the steps of:

  • windowing a speech segment into a plurality of speech frames;

    determining linear prediction coefficients from a linear predictive polynomial for each said frame of speech;

    determining a first cepstral coefficient from said linear prediction coefficients in which first cepstrum information comprises said first cepstral coefficient;

    applying an all pole filter to said linear prediction polynomial;

    determining a plurality of roots of said linear prediction polynomial from the poles of said all pole filter, each said root including a residue component;

    selecting one of said frames having a predetermined number of said roots within a unit circle of the z-plane in which said selected frames form said predetermined components of said first cepstrum information;

    applying weightings to predetermined components from said first cepstrum information for producing an adaptive component weighting cepstrum to attenuate broad bandwidth components in said speech signal, by determining a finite impulse response filter for emphasizing the speech formants of said speech signal and attenuating said residue components comprising the steps of determining a finite impulse response filter for emphasizing the speech formants of said speech signal and attentuating said residue components, determining adaptive component weighting coefficients from said finite impulse response filter, determining a second cepstral coefficient from said adaptive component weighting coefficients, and subtracting said second cepstral coefficient from said first cepstral coefficient for forming said adaptive component weighting cepstrum; and

    recognizing said adaptive component weighting cepstrum by calculating similarity of said adaptive component weighting cepstrum and a plurality of speech patterns which were produced by a plurality of speaking persons in advance.

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