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SP-P2: Speaker Recognition II

Session Type: Poster

Time: Tuesday, March 16, 13:30 - 15:30

Location: Poster Area A

Session Chair: Kate Knill, Toshiba Cambridge, UK

SP-P2.1: A NOVEL FEATURE SUB-SAMPLING METHOD FOR EFFICIENT UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND MODEL TRAINING IN SPEAKER VERIFICATION

Taufiq Hasan; University of Texas at Dallas

Yun Lei; University of Texas at Dallas

Aravind Chandrasekaran; University of Texas at Dallas

John Hansen; University of Texas at Dallas

SP-P2.2: KERNEL MULTIMODAL DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION

Min-Seok Kim; University of Seoul

Il-Ho Yang; University of Seoul

Ha-Jin Yu; University of Seoul

SP-P2.3: SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION BY COMBINING MFCC AND PHASE INFORMATION IN NOISY ENVIRONMENTS

Longbiao Wang; Shizuoka University

Kazue Minami; Toyohashi University of Technology

Kazumasa Yamamoto; Toyohashi University of Technology

Seiichi Nakagawa; Toyohashi University of Technology

SP-P2.4: KERNELIZED RENYI DISTANCE FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION

Balaji Vasan Srinivasan; University of Maryland, College Park

Ramani Duraiswami; University of Maryland, College Park

Dmitry Zotkin; University of Maryland, College Park

SP-P2.5: DIRECT MODELING OF SPOKEN PASSWORDS FOR TEXT-DEPENDENT SPEAKER RECOGNITION BY COMPRESSED TIME-FEATURE REPRESENTATIONS

Amitava Das; Microsoft Research

Makarand Tapaswi; Microsoft Research India

SP-P2.6: ROBUST SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION USING AN AUDITORY-BASED FEATURE

Qi Li; Li Creative Technologies, Inc.

Yan Huang; Li Creative Technologies, Inc.

SP-P2.7: SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION WITH DISTANT MICROPHONE SPEECH

Qin Jin; Carnegie Mellon University

Runxin Li; Carnegie Mellon University

Qian Yang; Karlsruhe University

Kornel Laskowski; Carnegie Mellon University

Tanja Schultz; Carnegie Mellon University

SP-P2.8: FISHERVIOCE: A DISCRIMINANT SUBSPACE FRAMEWORK FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION

Zhifeng Li; Chinese University of Hong Kong

Weiwu Jiang; Chinese University of Hong Kong

Helen Meng; Chinese University of Hong Kong

SP-P2.9: NOVEL VARIABLE LENGTH TEAGER ENERGY BASED FEATURES FOR PERSON RECOGNITION FROM THEIR HUM

Hemant Patil; Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology (DA-IICT), Gandhinagar

K. K. Parhi; University of Minnesota

SP-P2.10: JOINT FRAME AND GAUSSIAN SELECTION FOR TEXT INDEPENDENT SPEAKER VERIFICATION

Rahim Saeidi; University of Joensuu

Tomi Kinnunen; University of Joensuu

Hamid Reza Sadegh Mohammadi; Iranian Research Institute for Electrical Engineering

Robert Rodman; North Carolina State University

Pasi Fränti; University of Joensuu

SP-P2.11: BEYOND DODDINGTON MENAGERIE, A FIRST STEP TOWARDS

Juliette Kahn; University of Avignon

Jean-Francois Bonastre; University of Avignon

Solange Rossato; University of Grenoble

SP-P2.12: EXPERIMENTS ON DISTANT-TALKING SPEAKER VERIFICATION IN TV SCENARIO

Christian Zieger; Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Marco Matassoni; Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Maurizio Omologo; Fondazione Bruno Kessler

SP-P2.13: MAXIMUM A POSTERIORI LINEAR REGRESSION FOR SPEAKER RECOGNITION

Xiang Zhang; Chinese Academy of Sciences

Haipeng Wang; Chinese Academy of Sciences

Xiang Xiao; Chinese Academy of Sciences

Jianping Zhang; Chinese Academy of Sciences

Yonghong Yan; Chinese Academy of Sciences