HRI
Speaker identification using three signal voice domains during human-robot interaction
Fernándo Alonso-Martín, Arnaud Ramey, Miguel Á. Salichs
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
This LBR describes a novel method for user recognition in HRI, based on analyzing the peculiarities of users voices, and specially focused at being used in a robotic system. The method is inspired by acoustic fingerprinting techniques, and is made of two phases: a)enrollment in the system: the features of the user's voice are stored in files called voiceprints, b)searching phase: the features extracted in real time are compared with the voiceprints using a pattern matching method to obtain the most likely user (match).
Keywords
Computer scienceRobotSpeech recognitionMatching (statistics)Identification (biology)Pattern matchingSIGNAL (programming language)Human–robot interactionSpeaker recognitionArtificial intelligence
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