Publication

The Elisa'99 Speaker Recognition and Tracking Systems

1999
Conference paper

Abstract

This article presents the text-independent speaker verification and tracking systems developed by the {ELISA} consortium for the {NIST}'99 speaker recognition campaign. {ELISA} is a consortium grouping European researchers of several laboratories sharing resources and experimental protocols. Each system is briefly described, and comparative results on the evaluation corpus are given

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/145973?ln=en

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