Speech enhancement algorithms play an essential role in forensic applications, and enhanced speech signals can be used in court as evidence in criminal cases. This paper compares the performance of single channel (spectral subtraction and level dependent wavelet threshold techniques) and multiple channel (independent component analysis or ICA) speech enhancement algorithms to remove real environmental noise from noisy audio recording signals. Experimental results demonstrate that ICA achieves a significant improvement in average signal to noise ratio (SNR) enhancement compared to single channel speech enhancement algorithms, when 100 sentences from a forensic voice comparison database were corrupted with a car, street and factory noise at i...
The robustness of speaker verification systems is often degraded in real forensic applications, whic...
Copyright © 2013 Navneet Upadhyay, Abhijit Karmakar. This is an open access article distributed unde...
Environmental noise and reverberation conditions severely degrade the performance of forensic speake...
Speech enhancement algorithms play an essential role in forensic applications, and enhanced speech s...
Forensic speaker verification performance reduces significantly under high levels of noise and rever...
The performance of forensic speaker verification degrades severely in the presence of high levels of...
Forensic speaker verification systems show severe performance degradation in the presence of noise w...
Forensic audio recordings are usually made with a single covert microphone in non-ideal conditions. ...
The performance of forensic speaker recognition systems degrades significantly in the presence of en...
This enhancement technique is a novel one and is based on the combination of Wavelet thresholding an...
In this paper, a summary about adaptive noise reduction techniques for enhancing degraded audio sign...
Over the past decades the problem of one channel, speech enhancement has been addressed by a great d...
Voice Enhancement systems are used to remove background inference in a speech signal and are become ...
Abstract: Speech signal analysis is one of the important areas of research in multimedia application...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [113]-114)In many speech communication settings, the pres...
The robustness of speaker verification systems is often degraded in real forensic applications, whic...
Copyright © 2013 Navneet Upadhyay, Abhijit Karmakar. This is an open access article distributed unde...
Environmental noise and reverberation conditions severely degrade the performance of forensic speake...
Speech enhancement algorithms play an essential role in forensic applications, and enhanced speech s...
Forensic speaker verification performance reduces significantly under high levels of noise and rever...
The performance of forensic speaker verification degrades severely in the presence of high levels of...
Forensic speaker verification systems show severe performance degradation in the presence of noise w...
Forensic audio recordings are usually made with a single covert microphone in non-ideal conditions. ...
The performance of forensic speaker recognition systems degrades significantly in the presence of en...
This enhancement technique is a novel one and is based on the combination of Wavelet thresholding an...
In this paper, a summary about adaptive noise reduction techniques for enhancing degraded audio sign...
Over the past decades the problem of one channel, speech enhancement has been addressed by a great d...
Voice Enhancement systems are used to remove background inference in a speech signal and are become ...
Abstract: Speech signal analysis is one of the important areas of research in multimedia application...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [113]-114)In many speech communication settings, the pres...
The robustness of speaker verification systems is often degraded in real forensic applications, whic...
Copyright © 2013 Navneet Upadhyay, Abhijit Karmakar. This is an open access article distributed unde...
Environmental noise and reverberation conditions severely degrade the performance of forensic speake...