A speaker verification system should include effective precautions against malicious spoofing attacks, and although some initial countermeasures have been recently proposed …
R Kaminishi, H Miyamoto, S Shiota, H Kiya - INTERSPEECH, 2019 - isca-archive.org
This study evaluates the effects of some non-learning blind bandwidth extension (BWE) methods on automatic speaker verification (ASV) systems based on x-vector. Recently, a …
H Miyamoto, S Shiota, H Kiya - 2018 Asia-Pacific Signal and …, 2018 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper has three aims that are to point out that signals generated by conventional BWE methods generally include some aliasing artifacts, to propose a novel bandwidth extension …
R Kaminishi, H Miyamoto, S Shiota… - … on Information and …, 2020 - search.ieice.org
This study evaluates the effects of some non-learning blind bandwidth extension (BWE) methods on state-of-the-art automatic speaker verification (ASV) systems. Recently, a non …
The ability to employ automatic speaker verification systems without face-to-face contact makes them more prone to malicious spoofing attacks compared to most other biometric …
V Pritish, M Iliyas, B Gupta - publications.anveshanaindia.com
In this work, we propose a modular combination of two popular applications of neural networks to large-vocabulary continuous speech recognition. First, a deep neural network is …
H Miyamoto, S Shiota, H Kiya - 2019 IEEE 8th Global …, 2019 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper investigates the algorithmic latency of non-learning blind bandwidth extension (BWE) approaches, and evaluates their quality with objective measurements. BWE methods …