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Fundamentals
How Is Individuality Expressed in Voice? An Introduction to Speech Production and Description for Speaker Classification Volker Dellwo Mark Huckvale Michael Ashby 1
Speaker Classification Concepts: Past, Present and Future David R. Hill 21
Characteristics
Speaker Characteristics Tanja Schultz 47
Foreign Accent Ulrike Gut 75
Acoustic Analysis of Adult Speaker Age Susanne Schotz 88
Speech Under Stress: Analysis, Modeling and Recognition John H.L. Hansen Sanjay Patil 108
Speaker Characteristics and Emotion Classification Anton Batliner Richard Huber 138
Emotions in Speech: Juristic Implications Erik J. Eriksson Robert D. Rodman Robert C. Hubal 152
Applications
Application of Speaker Classification in Human Machine Dialog Systems Felix Burkhardt Richard Huber Anton Batliner 174
Speaker Classification in Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics Michael Jessen 180
Forensic Automatic Speaker Classification in the "Coming Paradigm Shift" Joaquin Gonzalez-Rodriguez Daniel Ramos 205
The Many Roles of SpeakerClassification in Speaker Verification and Identification Judith Markowitz 218
Methods and Features
Frame Based Features Stefan Schacht Jacques Koreman Christoph Lauer Andrew Morris Dalei Wu Dietrich Klakow 226
Higher-Level Features in Speaker Recognition Elizabeth Shriberg 241
Enhancing Speaker Discrimination at the Feature Level Jacques Koreman Dalei Wu Andrew C. Morris 260
Classification Methods for Speaker Recognition D.E. Sturim W.M. Campbell D.A. Reynolds 278
Multi-stream Fusion for Speaker Classification Izhak Shafran 298
Evaluation
Evaluations of Automatic Speaker Classification Systems Alvin F. Martin 313
An Introduction to Application-Independent Evaluation of Speaker Recognition Systems David A. van Leeuwen Niko Brummer 330
Author Index 355
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James Mills
reviewed Speaker Classification I: Fundamentals, Features, and Methods on February 05, 2017
Speaker Classification I: Fundamentals, Features, and Methods
In this book you learn how important it is to speak language rather than mumble it. For example, if I said to you: "Hum ma num ma mum pa lo ma oh," you would take me for a lunatic. If I said: "Hello there, my name is Greg. My role in this narrative is vital," you would understand me. Of course, you can't translate spoken language, you need to write it down and then translate it, so this title is silly and misleading. Apart from these criticisms, I believe this might be the most important academic text since Lydia Barthes's On the Importance of Crushing Harold's Balls in a Vice.
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