Presentation 2017-07-15
Investigation of spikegram-based signal representation for speech fingerprints
Dung Kim Tran, Masashi Unoki,
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Abstract(in English) This paper investigates the ability of spikegrams in representing the speech content and voice identications of speech signals that can be used for improving the quality of speech ngerprints. Although spectrogram is the most commonly used model for representing speech signals, the main drawback of this block-based coding method is that a speaker generates different speech signals for the same speech content. As a result, different spectrograms are created by frame-wise processing the speech signals, and subsequently, different ngerprints are extracted for the same speech content by the same speaker. For this reason, a representation model that can adapt to the variations of speech plays a signi cant role in achieving better accuracy and reliability of speech ngerprints. It has been reported that over-complete representation model { known as spikegram { outperforms spectrogram in representing speech signals as it is able to capture the structures of speech signals. This data-driven approach can be created by utilizing a matching pursuit algorithm and Gammatone dictionary to derive a better substitute for spectrogram.
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Keyword(in English) speech fingerprintspikegrammatching pursuit algorithmGammatone filterbanknon-negative metrix factorization
Paper # ISEC2017-32,SITE2017-24,ICSS2017-31,EMM2017-35
Date of Issue 2017-07-07 (ISEC, SITE, ICSS, EMM)

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Committee SITE / EMM / ISEC / ICSS / IPSJ-CSEC / IPSJ-SPT
Conference Date 2017/7/14(2days)
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Chair Hitoshi Okada(NII) / Keiichi Iwamura(TUC) / Kazuto Ogawa(NHK) / Yoshiaki Shiraishi(Kobe Univ.)
Vice Chair Tetsuya Morizumi(Kanagawa Univ.) / Masaru Ogawa(Kobe Gakuin Univ.) / Hirohisa Hioki(Kyoto Univ.) / Minoru Kuribayashi(Okayama Univ.) / Atsushi Fujioka(Kanagawa Univ.) / Shiho Moriai(NICT) / Takeshi Ueda(Mitsubishi Electric) / Hiroki Takakura(NII)
Secretary Tetsuya Morizumi(Gifu Shotoku Gakuen Univ.) / Masaru Ogawa(Tokyo Univ. of the Arts) / Hirohisa Hioki(Shizuoka Univ.) / Minoru Kuribayashi(Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.) / Atsushi Fujioka(Tohoku Univ.) / Shiho Moriai(Tokai Univ.) / Takeshi Ueda(Yokohama National Univ.) / Hiroki Takakura(NTT)
Assistant Akiyoshi Kabeya(Chiba Univ.) / Hisanori Kato(KDDI) / Kan Hyonho(NIT, Tokyo) / Harumi Murata(Tyukyo Univ.) / Keita Emura(NICT) / Yuichi Komano(TOSHIBA) / Yuuji Suga(IIJ) / Takahiro Kasama(NICT) / Akira Yamada(KDDI labs.)

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Registration To Technical Committee on Social Implications of Technology and Information Ethics / Technical Committee on Enriched MultiMedia / Technical Committee on Information Security / Technical Committee on Information and Communication System Security / Special Interest Group on Computer Security / Special Interest Group on Security Psychology and Trust
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Title (in English) Investigation of spikegram-based signal representation for speech fingerprints
Sub Title (in English)
Keyword(1) speech fingerprintspikegrammatching pursuit algorithmGammatone filterbanknon-negative metrix factorization
1st Author's Name Dung Kim Tran
1st Author's Affiliation Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(JAIST)
2nd Author's Name Masashi Unoki
2nd Author's Affiliation Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(JAIST)
Date 2017-07-15
Paper # ISEC2017-32,SITE2017-24,ICSS2017-31,EMM2017-35
Volume (vol) vol.117
Number (no) ISEC-125,SITE-126,ICSS-127,EMM-128
Page pp.pp.241-246(ISEC), pp.241-246(SITE), pp.241-246(ICSS), pp.241-246(EMM),
#Pages 6
Date of Issue 2017-07-07 (ISEC, SITE, ICSS, EMM)