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2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
18. Designing Better Speaker Verification Systems: Bridging the Gap between Creators and Implementers of Investigatory Voice Biometric Technologies
verfasst von : Avery Glasser, B.L.S.
Erschienen in: Forensic Speaker Recognition
Verlag: Springer New York
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Abstract
Though automated and semi-automated speech analysis and identification technologies have massive potential within law enforcement, forensics labs and intelligence communities, adoption has been slow and sporadic. This is partly due to poor experience with the previous generations of voice biometric technologies combined with a cultural mis-perception of voice biometrics being considered easily “spoofable” due to television and movies. However, the voice biometric technology vendors also have contributed to this challenge by producing products that fail to address critical implementer challenges. There are critical problems that only voice biometrics can solve, but getting the solutions well positioned requires a deep understanding of the nature of government implementations that seems to escape the grasp of too many vendors. This chapter will explore a number of critical use cases and provide perspective on how technology creators can position their solutions to meet those needs.