Identification of a Speaker from Familiar and Unfamiliar Voices
Saritha Kinkiri, Simeon Keates · 2019
All human voices carry information about a person that allow us to identify individuals. Most of us can remember voices that surround us that are 'unique' in some way. In this paper, we examine the identification of familiar and unfamiliar voices. The observations are made by analysing the data, understanding the differences between familiar and unfamiliar voices and investigating how the identification is processed in the human brain. The paper describes the ability of humans to identify a speaker through learning and processing information.