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22 May 2006 Open-set speaker identification with classifier systems
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Signal processing problems including the speaker identification problem require processing of real-valued feature vectors. Traditional cepstral encoding combined with clustering algorithms handle the closed-set speaker identification problem quite well but when it comes to the open-set problem, clustering methods show lack of performance. Furthermore, many clustering algorithms lack adaptability and the ability to learn on-the-fly. Genetic classifier systems are adaptive and they have the ability for open-ended learning. We introduce a genetic classifier system approach to the speaker identification problem and several classifier knowledge representation methods for open-set speaker identification. Experimental results show that the new system works quite well for the open-set speaker identification problem.
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Jae C. Oh and Misty Blowers "Open-set speaker identification with classifier systems", Proc. SPIE 6228, Modeling and Simulation for Military Applications, 62280Y (22 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.668791
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KEYWORDS
Computer programming

Genetics

Liquid crystals

System identification

Signal processing

Classification systems

Feature extraction

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