Speaker verification utilising artificial neural networks and biometric functions derived from time encoded speech (TES) data
Stephen Timms, R.A. King · 1992
An initial investigation into the use of time encoded speech (TES) fixed size, fixed dimension A-matrices as the input layer of a simple fast artificial neural network (FANN), configured to identify the acoustic output of ten cooperative male imposters each articulating twenty versions of the same phase, 'my name is Charles Westlake', produced very favourable initial indications. The current investigation is an attempt to assess, to a first order, the suitability or otherwise, of a small (>