Research on Speaker Recognition Based on Wavelet Analysis and Search Tree

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Speaker Recognition (SR) is an important branch of speech recognition. The current speech signal processing in SR uses short-time processing technique, namely assuming speech signals are short-time stationary. But in fact, the speech signal is non-stationary. The wavelet analysis is a kind of new analyzing tool and is suitable for analyzing non-stationary signal, which has achieved impressive results in the field of signal coding. Based on this, the wavelet analysis theory was introduced into SR research to improve the traditional speech segmentation methods and characteristics parameters. In order to speed the recognition, a kind of SR model based on search tree was also brought out.

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DOI: 10.1109/97.905943

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